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  1. Microsoft’s MDASH finds 16 Windows flaws with AI agents

    #Microsoft#MDASH#AI Security

    What this is about Microsoft introduced an internal security system codenamed MDASH on May 12, 2026. It is designed to review source code not with a single language model, but with more than 100 specialized AI agents

  2. Salt Code Puts Security Rules Inside Coding Assistants

    #Salt Code#AI Coding#AI Security

    What this is about Salt 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

  3. AI coding is making security teams slower, not faster

    #AI Coding#AppSec#ProjectDiscovery

    respondent works at a mid-to-large enterprise and uses AI-assisted coding in some form. The result is uncomfortably concrete: engineering is shipping faster, while security still has to validate much of the extra code by

  4. Claude evals hit real systems instead of test nets

    #Anthropic#Claude#AI Security

    look at a problem that grows with more capable agents: security tests are meant to reveal dangerous capabilities, but the tests themselves must not become an attack channel. What Claude actually did in the evaluations

  5. OWASP’s LLM Top 10 puts real AI incidents in focus

    #OWASP GenAI#LLM Security#Prompt Injection

    What this is about The OWASP GenAI Security Project published the OWASP GenAI LLM Top 10 2026 in early August 2026. The list ranks security risks for applications that use large language models. What is new is that it no

  6. Open-weight AI becomes a power issue in Washington

    #Open-weight AI#Open Source AI#AI Regulation

    letter on July 24, 2026 titled Open Weights and American AI Leadership. The political message is clear: the United States should not impose broad restrictions on open model weights, even as the fight over Chinese models

  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. AgentDiscover Scanner makes running AI agents visible

    #AgentDiscover#AI Security#AI Agents

    What this is about AgentDiscover Scanner by Defend AI Tech Inc. is an open-source tool for a problem growing quietly inside many teams: nobody knows exactly which AI agents are running in the stack, which frameworks they

  9. Vigolium combines classic scanning with agentic audits

    #Vigolium#AI Security#AppSec

    What this is about Vigolium is a concrete AI security tool for web applications and codebases. It combines classic deterministic vulnerability scanning with an agentic audit mode that explores targets, selects modules,

  10. Veracode finds AI code still stuck on security

    #AI Code Security#Veracode#Secure Coding

    What this is about Veracode published a new GenAI Code Security Report on July 28, 2026. The key number is uncomfortable: AI-generated code reportedly reaches only a 56 percent security pass rate. In other words, in a

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