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We asked an AI to attack an Active Directory lab, but a simple honeypot stopped it
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Oct. 5, 2026 Florian Schoenhentz

We asked an AI to attack an Active Directory lab, but a simple honeypot stopped it

An autonomous AI agent attacks an Active Directory lab. A Trapster honeypot wired to OPNsense blocks its IP on the very first scan, with no human involved.

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