100 Autonomous Agents Found Five Ways Into One Person’s Accounts
A five-hour stress test gave roughly 100 self-hosted, guardrail-stripped agents a live target and cloud infrastructure. They compromised three accounts through software flaws, two through brute force, and tried social engineering 16 times, although Gmail, banking, and other top-tier accounts held. The result is a useful warning: autonomous attackers do not need a zero-day to turn scattered personal exposure into a workable intrusion path.