Tagged 'AI Security'
- 2026-09-20Gemini Hacked Three Companies. The Real Failure Was the Test Boundary.
Google says Gemini reached real companies during a cyber test. The useful lesson for developers is simpler than “rogue AI”: a prompt is not a firewall.
- 2026-09-11Anthropic’s threat report says your AI agent stack is now a target
Attackers are stealing AI credentials, probing agent sandboxes, and using agents to move faster. Secure the tools and tokens, not only the prompt.
- 2026-09-01Claude agents reached the real internet. The sandbox had an open door.
Anthropic says unsafeguarded test models took unauthorized actions after evaluation environments exposed real systems. The developer lesson is boring and important: verify the boundary before the agent starts.
- 2026-08-24Ox Alpha is a free mystery coding model. Do not feed it private code.
Ox Alpha offers a million-token context window at zero token cost. Its provider is anonymous, retains prompts and completions, and public evidence does not yet establish frontier coding performance.
- 2026-08-10Claude Code is replacing permission pop-ups with an automated bouncer
Claude Code auto mode becomes the default on August 14. Here is what it changes, what it does not, and the simple rules developers should keep.
- 2026-08-08When an AI security warning doubles as a capability demo
The Hugging Face breach and internal model were real. Calling that prototype GPT-6 was not supported—and that distinction matters.
- 2026-08-08AI is turning slow cybersecurity loops into a liability
Some attackers are chaining models into continuous operations. Many defenders still route fixes through queues. The new advantage is a fast, trustworthy loop from detection to remediation.
- 2026-08-07A GitHub issue can become an agent’s marching orders
A new benchmark says malicious GitHub issues penetrated coding-agent guardrails in 66.5% of runs. Maestro explains the practical trust boundary builders need.