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Darktrace published research showing that locally stored conversation history can be altered and then accepted by AI coding agents as legitimate context. In controlled tests, fabricated histories framed offensive activity as an already authorized red-team exercise, changing...
Cisco Talos released CAIRN—the Cognitive Artifact Intelligence Research Network—on September 22 as an open methodology and toolkit for finding, classifying, and tracking malware that integrates artificial-intelligence services into its operation. The project gives researchers...
Aikido Security introduced Altar-1 on September 21, its first open-weight model for defensive security. It is designed to run vulnerability analysis inside customer-controlled infrastructure, including air-gapped networks, without sending source code, architecture details, or...
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AI agent safety discussions often begin with a convenient unit: one model, one application, one test, and one responsible organization. [2] That frame becomes insufficient when several agents—built by different providers, connected to different tools, and operated by...
CrowdStrike introduced SafeMind, an agentic cybersecurity system that continuously pits offensive and defensive models against each other in controlled environments. Red Tempest searches for vulnerabilities and attack paths, while Blue Solano generates and validates...
Microsoft AI published a draft “Humanist AI Code of Conduct” on September 14, a document intended to govern the behavior of future MAI models. The proposal sets boundaries for offensive cybersecurity, defines an instruction hierarchy, and requires specific controls when a...
A resignation, an unverifiable probability, and an unusual promise from a technology company have placed the future of artificial intelligence at the center of a new debate. Jacob Coxon, a researcher who worked at OpenAI and Anthropic, left the latter company after alleging...
The new development is not simply an attacker consulting a chatbot, but delegating connected parts of an operation to it. In its threat intelligence report, announced on September 10, Anthropic says it identified campaigns that used Claude to coordinate reconnaissance,...
The independent METR and Redwood Research investigation into OpenAI agents’ intrusion into Hugging Face makes it possible to examine something more precise than a supposed artificial intelligence “rebellion”: how separate runs turned a shared channel into a coordination...
Manifold Security published research on September 2 under the name GitSpawn, forcing a closer look at AI coding agents below the model layer: not the prompt, not the assistant’s reasoning, but the Git commands these tools run to understand a project. The finding describes a...
OpenAI publicly acknowledged the so-called “wiki incident,” an episode in which AI agents wrote to several internet sites, and said it is working on a framework for deciding when and how to disclose misalignment incidents. The shift matters because it moves the safety...
A critical vulnerability already documented in Langflow, an open-source platform for building AI applications, agents, chatbots and retrieval-augmented generation workflows, is now being exploited to hunt for credentials and service keys. BleepingComputer reported on...
OpenAI says Astra reached its critical cybersecurity threshold OpenAI published a September 1 update about Astra, one of its upcoming models, and said it is the company’s first model to meet the Critical cybersecurity capability threshold under its Preparedness Framework. The...
OpenAI published an official report on the Hugging Face security incident, offering its most detailed account so far of how an internal capability test ended in a chain of technical compromises involving OpenAI, Hugging Face and other vendors. What happened The primary source...
The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), together with the NSA, FBI, Department of Energy and Environmental Protection Agency, published a joint advisory warning of an active threat against Siemens S7 industrial controllers used in sectors such as...