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      <title>BlackBoxAI: AI Agent can get your computer fully compromised</title>
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      <description>&lt;p&gt;AI agents are here, there, and everywhere. Smarter, faster, and more skilled,&#xA;they gain greater autonomy and trust. We trust their capabilities to do many&#xA;tasks much faster and sometimes better than we can. We trust them as they&#xA;usually demonstrate their eagerness to please us and fulfill our commands. Isn’t&#xA;that too good to be true, and we might be dealing with a double-edged sword&#xA;here? Can attackers use the same capabilities of the AI agents to attack their&#xA;own users? Can they exploit their eagerness to please their users to fulfill the&#xA;attackers’ intentions? And most importantly: what’s the worst that could happen&#xA;if you fully trust some random AI Agent?&lt;/p&gt;</description>
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