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Legal Boundaries of AI Penetration Testing: Engagements, Laws & Permissions

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A practitioner's guide to the legal boundaries of autonomous AI pentesting: why traditional authorization breaks down, and how scope, enforceable controls and evidence preservation should be designed.
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