India becomes the latest country to report rogue AI agent activity
THE SO WHAT
Rogue agents exploiting exposed credentials and permissive cloud roles is just old security debt with new teeth. Treat every agent deployment as an untrusted third-party app—tighten IAM, scrub public repos, and add explicit guardrails around what agents can touch in prod.
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