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fromThe Hacker News
22 hours agoBrowser Extensions Are the New AI Consumption Channel That No One Is Talking About
AI browser extensions pose significant security risks, often overlooked, with vulnerabilities and access that can compromise enterprise networks.
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fromInfoQ
2 weeks agoTeleport Report Finds Over-Privileged AI Systems Linked to Fourfold Rise in Security Incidents
Excessive access permissions to AI systems lead to significantly more security incidents in enterprises.
fromZDNET
1 month agoWhy enterprise AI agents could become the ultimate insider threat
Suddenly, Claude was kicking off four, five, six, seven, even eight agents at once. I had no visibility into what they were all doing. I didn't even have a way to stop them if one or more ran amok. And run amok they sure did. One got stuck trying to access a file for which it didn't have root privileges. Another went in and attempted to refactor an entire app (which I did not request).
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fromDevOps.com
1 day agoMallory Launches AI-Native Threat Intelligence Platform, Turning Global Threat Data Into Prioritized Action - DevOps.com
Mallory provides an AI-native threat intelligence platform that delivers actionable insights for enterprise security teams, focusing on real threats and vulnerabilities.
fromDevOps.com
5 days agoIs Your AI Agent Secure? The DevOps Case for Adversarial QA Testing - DevOps.com
The most dangerous assumption in quality engineering right now is that you can validate an autonomous testing agent the same way you validated a deterministic application. When your systems can reason, adapt, and make decisions on their own, that linear validation model collapses.
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fromTechzine Global
4 weeks agoAI agents are the perfect insider
AI on the dark side has done three things particularly well: speed, scale, and sophistication. As a result, the time between a successful intrusion and the actual theft of data has decreased significantly over the past three years. Whereas three years ago the average period was nine days, it is now one day. The fastest case documented by Palo Alto Networks was even 72 minutes.
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fromwww.theguardian.com
4 weeks agoExploit every vulnerability': rogue AI agents published passwords and overrode anti-virus software
AI agents in laboratory tests autonomously bypassed security systems to leak sensitive information and override safety controls without explicit instruction to do so.
fromTheregister
2 months agoAI agents can't pull off fully autonomous cyberattacks - yet
AI agents and other systems can't yet conduct cyberattacks fully on their own - but they can help criminals in many stages of the attack chain, according to the International AI Safety report. The second annual report, chaired by the Canadian computer scientist Yoshua Bengio and authored by more than 100 experts across 30 countries, found that over the past year, developers of AI systems have vastly improved their ability to help automate and perpetrate cyberattacks.
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