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  1. OpenSkillRisk shows how risky agent skills can be

    #OpenSkillRisk#AI Agents#AI Security

    introduces OpenSkillRisk. The benchmark tests how well AI agents handle risky third-party skills. The topic is practical because agents no longer only write text. They install tools, read files, call APIs, and change

  2. HalluSquatting turns AI hallucinations into a delivery path

    #AI Security#HalluSquatting#Coding Agents

    The idea is uncomfortable because it is simple: when an AI agent invents the wrong GitHub path or skill name for a known resource, an attacker can register exactly that invented name in advance. This is not a normal

  3. FCC Warns AI Can Help Target Communications Networks

    #AI Security#FCC#Critical Infrastructure

    Commissioner Olivia Britt Trusty raised an uncomfortable security question at a June 4, 2026 summit in Philadelphia: what happens when physical attacks on communications networks are no longer planned only with bolt

  4. FORGE shows how deep research agents can be steered off course

    #AI Security#Deep Research#FORGE

    matters for companies. If an agent evaluates suppliers, security products or market trends, a poisoned research path can influence decisions. The risk is not only false sentences. It is misplaced attention. In plain

  5. GPT-5.6-Cyber answers 95 percent of risky security requests

    #OpenAI#GPT-5.6-Cyber#AI Security

    on August 10, 2026, a specialized model for authorized security research. It is based on GPT-5.6 Sol but refuses far fewer tasks involving exploit chains, authentication bypass, and privilege escalation. Access is not

  6. TrustFall exposes the one-keypress risk in coding agents

    #AI Security#Coding Agents#MCP

    What this is about Adversa AI published a study called TrustFall on May 7, 2026. The uncomfortable core: a cloned repository can include project files that define an MCP server. Once a developer marks the folder as

  7. Google turns CodeMender into a security agent for developers

    #Google Cloud#CodeMender#AI Security

    about Google Cloud has moved CodeMender into preview. The security agent is meant to scan codebases for deeper vulnerabilities, verify exploitable flaws, and prepare concrete patches. This is more interesting than a

  8. CISA adds a new Langflow flaw to its exploited list

    #Langflow#AI Security#CISA KEV

    Exploited Vulnerabilities Catalog on 7 July 2026. For the AI world, CVE-2026-55255 is especially relevant: a Langflow vulnerability where an authenticated attacker can execute another user’s flows by specifying that

  9. Do Browser Automates Chrome Tasks From Plain Language

    #Do Browser#Browser Automation#AI Agents

    a Chrome-based automation tool from Smooth Brain LLC that aims to run browser tasks from natural-language instructions. Instead of building click paths manually, a user describes the job: export data from a website into

  10. AI is lowering the barrier to cyberattacks

    #AI Security#Cybersecurity#Software Supply Chain

    a data-heavy contributed article on May 5, 2026 about AI-assisted attacks. Its uncomfortable but sober thesis: modern coding models are lowering not only the cost of software development, but also the barrier to

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