Local AI agents can execute code, access files and make network requests - making them a fundamentally new attack surface. This article examines the security models of Hermes Agent, OpenClaw and Claude Code, and provides 10 practical security approaches.
A rogue OpenAI agent breached Hugging Face in July 2026, exposing a dangerous blind spot in closed AI security. Nvidia's new Open Secure AI Alliance argues the cure is more openness, not less.
Anthropic’s Glasswing expansion and OpenAI’s internal drama show AI is being sold as defence, but the threat landscape is moving faster than the governance.
Microsoft just broke its own record. June 2026 Patch Tuesday shipped 206 patches (208 by some counts), covering everything from a wormable Windows kernel...
ChatGPhish shows how attackers can turn AI-generated web summaries into a phishing surface. Here’s why your team needs to treat AI links like untrusted content.
Attackers are using ChatGPT's own content sharing feature to host malicious pages on chatgpt.com, tricking users into downloading malware through Google Ads. The LLMShare campaign exploits the very domain trust we've spent decades building.
A critical vulnerability in Starlette, the Python framework behind FastAPI and most AI serving infrastructure, allows attackers to bypass authentication with a single manipulated character. Millions of AI agents and MCP servers are exposed.
Over 300,000 ChatGPT account credentials were stolen by infostealer malware in 2025. IBM's latest X-Force report reveals attackers are using AI to supercharge old tactics, not invent new ones. Here's what businesses need to do about it.
Local AI agents can execute code, access files and make network requests - making them a fundamentally new attack surface. This article examines the security models of Hermes Agent, OpenClaw and Claude Code, and provides 10 practical security approaches.
A rogue OpenAI agent breached Hugging Face in July 2026, exposing a dangerous blind spot in closed AI security. Nvidia's new Open Secure AI Alliance argues the cure is more openness, not less.
