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Cybercriminals are exploiting shared chat features in ChatGPT and Claude to distribute malware, disguising malicious content within trusted domains.
A developer has revealed how a malicious code addition in the popular Java library jqwik could have instructed AI coding agents to delete application output, highlighting serious security vulnerabilities in AI-assisted development.
Daylight expands its Managed Detection and Response (MDR) capabilities to include Claude Enterprise, addressing emerging AI security risks in enterprise environments.
Google Cloud COO Francis de Souza urges companies to integrate AI security into their executive strategy, emphasizing that it must be prioritized at the boardroom level, not just in technical departments.
This article explains the AI security gap through the lens of a major code leak incident, examining how improper access controls and development practices create vulnerabilities in AI systems.
This explainer explores the concept of supply chain risk in AI systems, particularly in the context of national security, and how it affects the use of AI models like Claude by intelligence agencies.
Google is expanding access to its CodeMender AI security tool, positioning it as a direct competitor to Anthropic's Mythos. The move signals a major push into the AI cybersecurity space.
Day two of TechEx North America explored the challenges and opportunities of enterprise AI adoption, emphasizing the need for realistic implementation strategies and enhanced security measures.
Anthropic enhances Claude Managed Agents with self-hosted sandboxes and MCP tunnels, allowing enterprises to execute AI tools within their own infrastructure while maintaining control over sensitive data.
This article explains how advanced AI models like Claude Mythos Preview can detect cybersecurity vulnerabilities in global financial systems, and why this development has significant implications for financial stability and regulation.
Mistral CEO Arthur Mensch warns France against letting U.S. AI models scan military code bases, highlighting cybersecurity risks and advocating for data sovereignty.
A malicious Hugging Face repository disguised as an OpenAI release distributed infostealer malware to Windows machines, with approximately 244,000 downloads before removal.
