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  1. Google turns CodeMender into a security agent for developers

    #Google Cloud#CodeMender#AI Security

    it touches a central question for the next few years: if AI helps attackers find flaws faster, defenders need faster patching workflows too. Google describes CodeMender as part of the Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform. A

  2. Understanding AI news: how to separate hype from real signals

    #AI News#KI-News#AI Literacy

    What this is about AI news arrives every day at high speed: new models, new benchmarks, new regulatory drafts, new agents, and new security problems. That creates a practical problem for readers: almost every headline

  3. Cyber Ivy: AI News Explained So They Become Truly Useful

    #Cyber Ivy#AI News#KI einfach erklärt

    Cyber Ivy is a bilingual AI magazine by IEX Labs UG. We publish two short, clear articles a day on what's happening in AI — for people who want to understand the field without wading through jargon and hype. What this is

  4. Snowflake flaw exposes the risk of automated AI code fixes

    #Snowflake#GitHub Copilot#AI Security

    lines. The case also matters organizationally. When an AI tool proposes a fix, its origin must not make human reviewers less critical. Tests, minimal workflow permissions, clear separation between public inputs and

  5. Salt Code Puts Security Rules Inside Coding Assistants

    #Salt Code#AI Coding#AI Security

    introduced Salt Code on June 1, 2026. The product is aimed at teams that already use AI coding assistants in daily work and no longer want to discover every security issue only in pull requests, SAST scans or production.

  6. Microsoft Patch Tuesday exposes AI coding tool risk

    #Microsoft#Patch Tuesday#Copilot

    the patch lists. That makes a practical question visible: AI coding and assistant tools are no longer nice add-ons at the edge. They run inside IDEs, access repositories, read context, and can accelerate workflows. That

  7. AIMap finds exposed AI endpoints before attackers do

    #AIMap#Bishop Fox#AI Security

    What this is about AIMap is an open-source tool from Bishop Fox for a very specific security question: which AI endpoints are reachable from the internet even though they should not be exposed, or should not be exposed

  8. San Francisco pushes Apple and Google to act on nudify apps

    #AI Safety#Deepfakes#Platform Regulation

    the outputs. For the school, this is not an abstract AI debate. It becomes crisis work: notifying affected students, preserving evidence, involving parents, contacting platforms, calling police, and offering

  9. WHO turns health AI into an implementation question

    #Health AI#WHO#Digital Health

    of Portugal are hosting the Global WHO Conference: Shaping AI in Health in Lisbon. On paper, that may sound like another AI event. The important part is the focus: it is not about the next model, but about how health

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