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OpenAI expanded Daybreak, its AI cybersecurity defense program, and introduced GPT-5.6-Cyber, a specialized model for defensive work and authorized security testing. The company published the announcement on August 10 through its official feed and tied it to a direct message:...
RovoBlast shows how one link could turn Atlassian Rovo into a data-leak path Varonis Threat Labs disclosed RovoBlast, a flaw in Atlassian Rovo that allowed a crafted link to place attacker instructions inside a trusted AI-assistant session. According to the report, the attack...
OpenAI said Friday that recent internal evaluations of Astra, an unreleased upcoming model, showed enough progress in agentic coding and cybersecurity that the company cannot rule out “critical cyber capabilities” under its Preparedness Framework. While testing continues,...
The Hacker News reported on August 6 a notable warning for teams building AI agents: AWS, Google and Vercel have patched separate flaws that shared the same risk pattern. Data or requests shaped like tool calls could reach an agent’s tools without valid authorization from a...
Anthropic acknowledges three real incidents in Claude cybersecurity tests Anthropic has published an internal review of its cybersecurity evaluations and said it found three incidents in which Claude models reached real systems during tests that were supposed to run in...
Europe presents a plan to address the new risk layer between AI and cybersecurity The European Commission presented an Action Plan on Cybersecurity and Artificial Intelligence on July 8 to coordinate how member states, industry and EU-level organizations should respond to the...
Google DeepMind puts a deadline on the safety problem of millions of AI agents Google DeepMind has pushed back into the center of the AI debate a risk that until recently sounded abstract: what happens when millions of AI agents, built by different organizations, begin...
OpenAI launches Patch the Planet to help open-source projects fix vulnerabilities OpenAI announced Patch the Planet, a Daybreak initiative designed to support open-source software maintainers in finding, validating and fixing vulnerabilities. The effort combines AI security...
Microsoft warns about AutoJack: a web page can turn an AI agent into a remote code execution path Microsoft published new security research highlighting an emerging risk in the current wave of AI agents: when an agent can browse web pages and also communicate with privileged...
SoftBank launches an OpenAI-powered cybersecurity service for critical infrastructure in Japan SoftBank Group announced “Patching as a Service,” a cybersecurity solution that uses OpenAI capabilities to support vulnerability assessments, remediation planning and...
CrowdStrike says China-linked actors are intensifying espionage against tech firms to steal AI capabilities, intellectual property, and access that could enable broader supply-chain compromise. Based on CrowdStrike's 2026 Technology Threat Landscape Report, the story...
Synthetic profiles, plausible faces AI-generated content creators are entering a new phase. They are no longer showing up only as obvious tech curiosities or clearly artificial digital characters. Instead, they are starting to look increasingly similar to the human...
Artificial intelligence has become a trust layer for millions of people who use it every day to summarize articles, review documentation, understand code, research complex topics, and move through information faster. But that same trust layer is opening a new security front....
The ComputerHoy article published on May 20, 2026 about Claude Mythos opens a discussion that goes far beyond the attention-grabbing headline. Yes, Anthropic presents its model as a system capable of finding vulnerabilities that escaped human review for years. But the central...
MIT Technology Review examines a darker side of sexual deepfakes: not only faces being swapped without consent, but bodies being reused and monetized too. Through the story of “Jennifer,” the piece shows how adult performers can discover that their bodies have been inserted...