India, Sept. 25 -- The world of AI and cybersecurity is ever evolving. If the past couple of weeks have taught us anything, it's that cybersecurity testing needs to be more detailed and stronger guardrails need to be put in place in order to prevent more powerful AI agents from going rogue.

In last week's AI and cybersecurity update we saw OpenAI revealing six new incidents wherein its AI models behaved in a concerning manner during internal testing. We also got to know about a data stealing malware with the capability of reinstalling itself after being deleted. This week we saw how Gemini and OpenAI's agents hacked into real-world websites. We also got to know about a critical vulnerability in OnePlus devices.

So, here's a quick look a...