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Integrating AI Tools Into Research Teams: Productivity Benefits and Risks
AI tools are finding a place in research workflows, particularly for tasks such as transcription, summarization, and qualitative…
Cybersecurity Startup Uses Claude AI to Hack OpenAI, Earn $6,500 Bug Bounty
Hacktron AI used Anthropic's Claude to help exploit OpenAI flaws, compromise employee accounts and reach an internal code repository, earning a $6,500 bounty.
CrowdStrike Links AI-Generated PhantomRaven Malware to Bug Bounty Hunter
CrowdStrike links PhantomRaven malware to a bug bounty hunter, finding LLM-generated code, malicious npm packages and attempts to compromise company IT systems.
What Algorithmic Trading Teaches Us About the Agent Era
Learn what algorithmic trading can teach us about agentic AI as financial markets prepare for agents that can make decisions and act on users' behalf at scale.
Anthropic Finds 4th Claude AI Hacking Incident Missed in Earlier Review
Anthropic reveals a 4th Claude AI hacking incident after Opus 4.6 accessed a real system, leading to a review of 481 million evaluation transcripts.
Hackers Use Hundreds of AI Agents to Exploit PaperCut Zero-Days
Blackpoint Cyber and GreyNoise detail attacks exploiting two PaperCut zero-days, with hundreds of AI agents used to compromise servers across 48 countries.
9 Best AI-Powered Vulnerability Management Platforms in 2026
Compare 9 AI-powered vulnerability management platforms in 2026, including Astelia, Tenable, Wiz, Qualys, Rapid7, CrowdStrike, Orca, Palo Alto and Balbix.
AI Workflow Flaw Could Let Attackers Access Sensitive Data by Simply Asking
Noma Labs has identified Workflow Identity Hijacking, an AI workflow flaw that can let attackers abuse privileged access to sensitive internal data without prompt injection.
Why Hiding Chain-of-Thought Alone Doesn’t Stop Distillation Attacks
Distillation attacks have escalated into a primary security threat for AI model providers in 2026. The US government…
Hackers Hijack AWS Account to Run Paid AI Models in LLMjacking Attack
FortiGuard Labs details an LLMjacking attack in which hackers used a leaked AWS admin key to subscribe to AI models and generate inference charges.