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LLM-driven autonomous agents are transforming offensive security by introducing non-deterministic, agentic tools that differ from traditional, deterministic penetration-testing methods. These agents operate with indeterminacy in their actions, complicating explanation and incident analysis.
LLM-driven autonomous agents are transforming offensive security by introducing non-deterministic, agentic tools that differ from traditional, deterministic penetration-testing methods. These agents operate with indeterminacy in their actions, complicating explanation and incident analysis.
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LLM-driven autonomous agents are reshaping offensive security. Unlike traditional penetration-testing tooling -- deterministic, narrowly scoped, and operated by trained practitioners -- agentic security tools exhibit \textit{indeterminacy} along three independent dimensions. First, their actions are drawn from a...
The shift to autonomous AI agents in security raises ethical and operational challenges due to their unpredictable behavior and difficulty in tracing actions. Understanding these implications is crucial for developing responsible security practices and policies.
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