Anthropic closes June with export restrictions lifted and a new mid-tier model shipping, while a novel prompt injection technique makes the case that AI-powered browsers may be structurally unsafe — r
Security researchers have documented a working attack technique in which a GitHub repository appears entirely clean — passing both automated security scans and human code review — yet executes a malic
Patch Tuesday's heaviest June haul in recent memory landed alongside Anthropic's Claude Fable 5 rollout — a day where the security debt came due and the AI frontier simultaneously narrowed its own att
Meta has confirmed that thousands of Instagram accounts were compromised through an attack vector that weaponized the platform's built-in AI chatbot — marking one of the first publicly confirmed large
Yesterday's security feed delivered a trio of attacks that weaponize trust — in software distribution, in payment processors, and in password managers — while the NSA reportedly put an Anthropic AI mo
Microsoft Build 2026 and a Sony PlayStation showcase competed for headlines yesterday, but the sharpest signal came from security researchers watching AI migrate from productivity tool to attack infra
The day's sharpest signal: AI being weaponized as an attack surface — Meta's own support chatbot handing hackers control of high-profile Instagram accounts with no credential theft required. In the ba
Researchers at PromptArmor [documented a data exfiltration vulnerability](https://www.promptarmor.com/resources/gpt-for-google-sheets-data-exfiltration) in the popular "GPT for Google Sheets" add-on —
Two recent stories share an uncomfortable quality: the products organizations deploy to enforce security controls have become the most attractive targets on the network.
The same trust model that makes open-source package ecosystems productive has made them a reliable attack surface — and recently that surface expanded to include the AI/ML toolchain itself.
This week's alerts share an uncomfortable common thread: local privilege escalation has become so routine that three separate Linux kernel LPE bugs surfaced within a fortnight, Windows shipped with a
Two threads dominated this week's security landscape: AI systems proving they can find vulnerabilities faster and more reliably than most human researchers, and the humans responsible for protecting c