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EPISODE · Sep 14, 2026 · 1 MIN

AI agents automate software break-ins across 395 organizations

from BMC Daily Cyber News · host Jason Edwards

Daily Cyber News: AI agents automate software break-ins across 395 organizations Hundreds of organizations were breached after a threat actor gave AI agents much of the work of exploiting PaperCut software. According to the report, the actor first built a working exploit and then used agents to automate break-ins across 395 organizations. This is a practical example of AI moving beyond advice or assistance into sustained execution at scale. Key context: Organizations running exposed or unpatched print-management systems may now face faster and more consistent probing. For more cybersecurity news and the full Daily Cyber newsletter, visit DailyCyber.News.Cybersecurity training, courses, books, and resources: BareMetalCyber.com. Topics: cybersecurity news, cybersecurity, cyber risk, agents, automate, software, break-ins, across, organizations.

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