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  1. AI scripts target Siemens controllers in water systems

    #AI Security#Siemens S7#Critical Infrastructure

    What this is about U.S. security agencies warn of active attacks on Siemens S7 controllers. These PLCs direct physical processes in water utilities, energy facilities, factories, and agriculture. According to the joint

  2. Microsoft Agent Governance Toolkit controls agent actions

    #Microsoft#AI Agent Governance#AI Security

    tool for a problem that becomes practical as soon as AI agents leave demos: an agent can send emails, query tables, open browsers, or execute code. The question is no longer only whether the model writes good answers,

  3. Microsoft patches two RCE flaws in Semantic Kernel AI agent framework

    #Microsoft#Semantic Kernel#CVE-2026-26030

    become shells On May 7, 2026, Microsoft disclosed two security flaws in its open-source agent framework Semantic Kernel in the Microsoft Security Blog. Both let an attacker either run code on the host or write files to

  4. AgentFootprint exposes the blind spot of AI agents

    #AgentFootprint#AI Agents#LLM Evaluation

    their leftover data becomes a matter of cost, privacy, and security. What AgentFootprint actually does AgentFootprint is a benchmark for the storage footprint after an agent run. It looks not only at whether a task was

  5. Coding agents can spread attacks across pull requests

    #AI Security#Coding Agents#Software Supply Chain

    about An arXiv study submitted on July 2, 2026 describes a security problem that ordinary code review is poorly built to catch. In a setting called Iterative VibeCoding, an autonomous coding agent does not place the

  6. CoSnitch turned Copilot into a gateway for data theft

    #CoSnitch#Microsoft Copilot#AI Security

    model's willingness to explain itself became a source of security information. Why it matters An assistant with access to email, calendars, files, and chat history concentrates many permissions in one place. A successful

  7. Canada draws a line on AI glasses in the military

    #AI Glasses#Canadian Armed Forces#Smart Eyewear

    may no longer use their vision-care entitlement to buy AI glasses or similar smart eyewear. At first, that sounds like a small administrative rule. In practice, it points to a larger problem: AI glasses look like normal

  8. CISA makes AI risk a trigger for faster patching

    #CISA#AI Security#Vulnerability Management

    is about CISA, the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, published a Binding Operational Directive on June 10, 2026, requiring federal agencies to patch based on risk. That sounds dry, but it is a direct

  9. FLAWED: Only 26 percent of AI patches passed the test

    #FLAWED#Off-by-1 Labs#AI Security

    Off-by-1 Labs asks an uncomfortable question: if AI finds more security flaws, can it also fix them reliably? The result published on August 6, 2026, is clear. Of 6,080 evaluated patch attempts, only 26.0 percent fully

  10. JFrog brings supply-chain controls directly into Claude Code

    #JFrog#Claude Code#Developer Tools

    Code can connect to JFrog Artifactory, package checks, security scanning and governed MCP servers while the developer stays inside the agent workflow. The reason matters in practice. Coding agents do not only write text.

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