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EMBRACE Flaws in 5 AI Coding Tools Enable Code Execution and File Theft
EMBRACE affects AI coding tools Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Codex, VS Code and Claude Desktop, enabling code execution, file theft and browser address-bar spoofing.
ADEX: AI Involved in 52% of Detected Ad Fraud Schemes – Shopping Agents Could be Next
New ADEX research shows how AI is making familiar scams cheaper and harder to detect, while fraudsters prepare to target AI shopping assistants.
From Rules to AI and Back
Fraud prevention combines rules, AI and behavioral analytics to stop scams, reduce false declines and keep automated decisions explainable through human review.
Scanner Poses as 32 AI Bots to Find Credentials and Private Keys
A scanner impersonates 32 AI bots, including OpenAI and Claude crawlers, to search websites for exposed credentials, private keys and cloud configuration files.
Security Teams and AI Tools: Why Executives Won’t Adopt What They Can’t Control
Executives need visibility into workplace AI, clear data controls and limits on agent access before approving wider adoption. Here’s what businesses need in place.
INC and The Gentlemen Ransomware Affiliates Expose 8,257 AI Messages
SOCRadar has found seven exposed servers linked to INC and The Gentlemen ransomware affiliates, holding AI chats, stolen…
OpenAI Model Hacked Crypto Wallet and Spent Funds to Deploy Smart Contracts
OpenAI disclosed that an internal AI model hacked a crypto wallet and spent Sepolia test ETH without permission…
Claude Code Desktop Flaw Let Malicious HTML Steal Developer Credentials
Noma Labs found a high-severity Claude Code Desktop flaw that let malicious HTML files steal local credentials and…
Anthropic Warns Small AI Models Could Power Self-Spreading AI Worms
Anthropic finds small AI models can set up inference servers across different hardware, raising concerns about future AI…
FLock.io Unveils Edge Decision Model, Built on Qwen, for Enhanced Data Privacy
Built on Qwen3.5-2B, the System One model executes sub-31ms local inference, allowing enterprises to run automated classifications quickly, at low cost and completely offline without transmitting sensitive data to third-party cloud servers.