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WHOEVER BUILT THESE AI HACKING TOOLS WAS NOT PLAYING And the crazy part? They don’t just scan for vulnerabilities. They can actually simulate attacks—> chain attack paths—> validate what they find. Here are the 3 tools: → Decepticon runs 16 autonomous red team processes inside a hardened Kali Linux...

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