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  1. Cohere Releases an Open Coding Agent for Private Teams

    #Cohere#North Mini Code#Open Source AI

    that send work into outside infrastructure, or local open-weight models that are still too slow or too limited for real agent workflows. North Mini Code tries to make that gap smaller. What North Mini Code actually does

  2. Xiaomi MiMo Code tests coding agents across 200 steps

    #Xiaomi MiMo#MiMo Code#Coding Agents

    MiMo Code is supposed to reconstruct state from several sources instead of merely summarising a long chat: the latest checkpoint, project memory, task logs and recent messages. It also includes a goal mechanism where a

  3. Scenario tests AI agents with long attack dialogues

    #Scenario#LangWatch#AI Security

    What this is about Scenario by LangWatch is an open-source framework for automated red-teaming of AI agents. The tool matters because agents are increasingly connected to tools, databases, support systems, and internal

  4. Vigolium combines web scanning with agentic security review

    #Vigolium#AI Security#DevSecOps

    What this is about Vigolium is an open-source vulnerability scanner for web applications. Help Net Security presented it in May 2026 as a new open-source security tool, and the project is available on GitHub and through

  5. OpenHack makes AI bug hunting auditable instead of magical

    #AI Security#OpenHack#Hadrian

    What this is about Hadrian made OpenHack public on May 25, 2026: an MIT-licensed open-source workspace system for source-guided vulnerability research. It is not another chatbot that reads code and then announces a

  6. OpenObserve makes LLM costs and agent traces visible

    #OpenObserve#LLM Observability#OpenTelemetry

    What this is about OpenObserve is an observability platform for logs, metrics, traces, pipelines, and real-user monitoring. The AI layer is what makes it relevant for Cyber Ivy: OpenObserve documents explicit LLM

  7. 0DIN Scanner tests AI apps like a pentest for LLMs

    #0DIN Scanner#AI Security#LLM Security

    What this is about 0DIN Scanner is an open source tool from 0DIN by Mozilla for security testing generative AI systems. It is not aimed at classic web vulnerabilities, but at chatbots, LLM endpoints, and agentic

  8. Google reports first likely AI-developed zero-day exploit

    #AI Security#Zero-Day#Google

    exploit that was likely developed with the help of an AI model. The exploit targeted two-factor authentication in a popular open-source, web-based administration tool. Google does not name the vendor or the specific

  9. 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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