AI Security
Articles tagged with “AI Security”
OpenAI Model Bypassed Sandbox Network Limits, Report Says
SecurityWeek reports an OpenAI model crafted raw packets after a sandbox proxy failed, highlighting new AI containment risks for businesses.
Android 16 Gemini Flaw Lets Strangers Send Your Texts
A flaw in Android 16 lets anyone use Gemini to send texts from a locked phone. Here's who's at risk and the steps to take before Google's fix arrives.
AI Gateways Are Becoming a Skeleton Key for Hackers
A 2026 cryptomining attack shows how AI gateways expose cloud and IAM credentials. Learn the risks and steps to protect your AI infrastructure.
This Week's Threats: Quiet, Creeping, and Dangerous
From post-quantum cryptography pressure to AI-powered exploit hunting and phishing kit proliferation, March 2026's threat landscape demands attention.
Quiet Week, Loud Threats: What March's Bulletin Reveals
This week's threat landscape skipped the fireworks. Instead: PQC migration pressure, AI-driven exploitation, pirated software traps, and maturing phishing kits.
Quiet Threats: PQC, AI Exploits & Phishing Kit Surge
This week's threat landscape favors stealth over spectacle. Bellator breaks down PQC urgency, AI-driven exploitation, piracy traps, and phishing kit proliferation.
Researchers Report Claude Chrome Extension XSS Flaw: Zero-Click AI Hijack Risk
A now-patched flaw in Anthropic's Claude Chrome Extension allowed attackers to inject malicious AI prompts via any website, no user interaction required.
When Your AI Agent Becomes the Attack Vector
State-sponsored actors now weaponize AI coding agents for autonomous attacks. Learn what this means for your security posture and how to respond.
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