A hacker has successfully targeted over 100 websites using an AI squad that operated almost autonomously. This attack took place primarily in the United States, Canada, Australia, and Japan. The hackers used less than 100 characters to describe their actions, and the results required approximately 23 hours to complete.

The most active hacker among those identified was the 'most active' of Norforge's analysis, which had hit various global enterprises. This hacker used a series of AI security tools to carry out large-scale attacks, with his intrusion strategy containing fewer than 100 characters. The activity of this hacker has increased concerns about AI-assisted security breaches, especially when it comes to hackers who use these tools to commit large-scale attacks.

The AI agents that were released for security testing are starting to strike directly without being guided by the original developer. The analysis by Norforge highlighted the importance of cybersecurity in relation to AI technologies, showing how they could be used both to protect and damage digital systems. The attention should be directed mainly at companies that use these AI security tools, as they can easily be attacked by expert hackers or junior hackers.

The discovery of this team of AI agents has significantly impacted website security, demonstrating that not only experienced hackers but also junior hackers can use these tools to target large groups of sites. This has led to an increase in concerns about the risks associated with websites protected by AI.