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  1. MCP goes stateless: agent infrastructure moves closer to the web

    #Model Context Protocol#MCP#AI Agents

    synchronizing session storage across every instance. The security work stays concrete: a deployment tool still must not execute without human approval. A log analysis tool must not send customer data to outside

  2. Cisco opens small models for code vulnerability hunting

    #Cisco Antares#AI Security#Open Weights

    What this is about Cisco Foundation AI published two small security models on July 21, 2026: Antares-350M and Antares-1B. They are available as open weights on Hugging Face and focus on one concrete task: locating

  3. Google moves CodeMender into its agent platform

    #Google#CodeMender#AI Security

    Gemini 3.5 Flash, Gemini Omni and Managed Agents, one security item matters especially for software teams: CodeMender is set to become available through the Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform. That is more than another

  4. vm2 flaws show why AI agents need real sandboxes

    #AI Security#vm2#Node.js

    What this is about On May 7, 2026, security outlets reported several critical vulnerabilities in vm2, a popular Node.js library for running untrusted JavaScript code inside a sandbox. GitHub advisories describe sandbox

  5. MESA shows where multi-agent systems break first

    #AI Agents#Multi-Agent Systems#AI Security

    MESA calculates offline which edges are especially security-critical. According to the abstract, the method does not require production user data or online data collection while the system is running. That matters

  6. SurveilBench shows how AI agents can monitor users

    #AI Agents#Privacy#SurveilBench

    The researchers call this agentic surveillance. It means AI agents with access to files, messages, browsers or APIs can build and send reports to third parties. What SurveilBench actually does The paper introduces

  7. Malicious LiteLLM packages expose AI supply-chain risk

    #LiteLLM#AI Security#Software Supply Chain

    of the material allegedly captured in the campaign. The security company says the dataset contains roughly 434,000 files that can be associated with more than 2,500 organizations. That number matters, but it is easy to

  8. Rovo can send Jira and Confluence data to attackers

    #Atlassian Rovo#RovoBlast#AI Security

    What this is about Security researchers have documented two separate ways in which Atlassian Rovo could send data from Jira and Confluence to an external server. Varonis published the one-click attack it calls RovoBlast

  9. Amazon Q flaw shows the repo risk in coding agents

    #Amazon Q#AI Security#MCP

    Why it matters The case hits a sensitive point in AI development. Repositories are not automatically trustworthy. Pull requests, coding tests, example projects, and dependencies can contain configuration files. If a

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