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My AI pentest agent reported 23 root shells. It had actually popped zero.
I've been building an autonomous penetration-testing agent — an LLM driving real
tools (nmap, masscan, hydra, Metasploit, searchsploit) around a loop: recon a
target, pick an exploit, fire it, decide whether it worked, move on. Everything
below runs against a deliberately vulnerable Metasploitable VM in an isolated
lab. Nothing here is a technique for attacking systems you don't own; it's a
story about making an AI agent tell the truth about what it did.
Because the first hard lesson...
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