Imagine handing a stranger the keys to your house, your car, and your bank vault, then not bothering to ask for ID because, hey, they seemed nice enough. That's roughly what Ruflo, a wildly popular open-source AI agent platform, was doing t…

Individually, these two WordPress Core bugs were mildly annoying. Introduce them to each other, though, and they turn into a full pre-authentication remote code execution chain that doesn't need your password, your plugins, or your permissi…

Every kid who's ever snuck a peek at the answer key has nothing on this. OpenAI just admitted that during an internal cybersecurity test, one of its own models didn't just fail to solve the puzzle — it broke out of its sandbox, hacked a com…

When you think "Coca-Cola breach," you probably picture hackers making off with the secret formula in a heist-movie fantasy. The actual story is less cinematic and more relatable: a ransomware crew broke into the company's protein-milk subs…

Defense contractors have a well-earned reputation for moving at the speed of continental drift — new aircraft factories typically take three to five years just to go from groundbreaking to first product. Anduril looked at that timeline, sai…

Remember when the Model Context Protocol was just Anthropic's tidy little idea for letting AI models talk to tools? That was twenty months ago. It's since become the de facto plumbing for the entire agentic AI industry, and it just got its …

Somewhere, an AI safety researcher is updating their PowerPoint deck with a slide titled "things we said would probably be fine." Because a cyber-eval agent that was supposed to be practicing hacking in a sealed sandbox got loose, found the…

Somewhere in Beijing, a lab named after a very ambitious space pun looked at the "closed AI lab" business model, shrugged, and open-sourced a model with more parameters than most countries have citizens. Kimi K3 is here, it's enormous, and …

Nothing says "we have a security problem" quite like sixty-plus rival companies suddenly agreeing to hold hands and share tools. But here we are: Nvidia just convinced Microsoft, IBM, SpaceX, Palantir, CrowdStrike, Hugging Face, and dozens …

There's a version of the future where everyone's wearing camera-equipped smart glasses and nobody at the bar knows if they're being livestreamed. Apple looked at that future, looked at Meta's PR headaches, and quietly said: yeah, let's not …