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  1. COMMENTARY · CL_146175 ·

    AI agents pose critical infrastructure risks, prompting new security and regulatory focus

    This week's AI security news highlights the growing risks associated with autonomous agents and the increasing regulation of AI as critical infrastructure. A significant incident involving Moltbook revealed the exposure…

  2. SIGNIFICANT · CL_138206 ·

    EU AI Act enforcement looms: AI teams must prove compliance from Aug 2026

    The European Union is preparing for the full enforcement of its AI Act, with significant implications for AI developers and deployers starting August 2, 2026. This legislation imposes strict, risk-tiered obligations and…

  3. TOOL · CL_136446 ·

    LLM-powered ransomware 'JadePuffer' demonstrated using browser APIs

    Researchers have demonstrated the plausibility of JadePuffer, a novel ransomware concept that leverages LLMs and browser capabilities. This ransomware operates entirely within a web browser, utilizing Chrome's File Syst…

  4. TOOL · CL_126214 ·

    LLM-driven ransomware bypasses traditional malware, targets web apps

    A new form of ransomware, dubbed "browser-only ransomware," has been documented, leveraging Large Language Models (LLMs) to execute attacks without deploying traditional malware. This method exploits LLM capabilities wi…

  5. RESEARCH · CL_116555 ·

    GLM-5.2 vs. Anthropic Mythos: Evaluating AI bug-finding in production code

    Six articles from dev.to compare GLM-5.2 and Anthropic's Mythos models for bug-finding in production codebases. The comparison focuses on their effectiveness in identifying and fixing security vulnerabilities, rather th…

  6. TOOL · CL_114389 ·

    Medical AI poses new privacy risks beyond traditional health IT

    Medical AI systems, while advancing diagnostics and patient care, introduce novel privacy risks that traditional health IT safeguards do not address. These models can inadvertently reveal sensitive patient data through …

  7. COMMENTARY · CL_101677 ·

    AI branding weaponized for social engineering attacks, exploiting user trust

    Threat actors are increasingly leveraging the hype and excitement around Artificial Intelligence to craft highly effective social engineering attacks. By impersonating AI tools like "copilots" or "assistants," attackers…

  8. TOOL · CL_101593 ·

    UK Motor Insurance Fraud Evolves with Generative AI

    Generative AI is enabling a new wave of sophisticated motor insurance fraud in the UK, moving beyond manual efforts to automated fabrication of evidence. Fraudsters are using tools like diffusion models to create realis…

  9. SIGNIFICANT · CL_87274 ·

    GPT-5.5 and AI agents transform cybersecurity vulnerability discovery

    Frontier AI models like GPT-5.5 are revolutionizing cybersecurity by automating vulnerability discovery and exploit synthesis. These advanced LLMs can analyze millions of lines of code, identify complex exploit chains, …

  10. COMMENTARY · CL_80548 ·

    AI Branding Fuels Sophisticated Social Engineering Attacks

    Threat actors are increasingly leveraging the branding and user trust associated with AI tools to conduct sophisticated social engineering attacks. Phishing campaigns now mimic internal AI rollouts, using names like "AI…

  11. SIGNIFICANT · CL_60203 ·

    Frontier AI models like GPT-5.5 and Mythos pose dual-use cyber risk

    New frontier AI models like OpenAI's GPT-5.5 and Anthropic's Mythos are raising significant cybersecurity concerns due to their advanced coding and tool-using capabilities. While these models offer substantial benefits …

  12. RESEARCH · CL_43697 ·

    AI agents breach 600+ firewalls with autonomous cyberattacks

    In early 2026, a series of nine coordinated cyberattacks, driven by LLM-powered agents, successfully breached over 600 enterprise firewalls. These autonomous systems discovered and exploited zero-day vulnerabilities at …