A CVSS 9.9 IDOR flaw in the agent orchestration framework reveals how attackers actually prioritize exploits — and why CVSS scores alone mislead defenders.
A food delivery company trained a 1.6 trillion-parameter frontier model on 50,000+ Huawei Ascend chips. The Owl Alpha stealth deployment proves domestic silicon can compete at scale.
The four-pillar framework just got a single vendor shipping all four at once. Cloudflare’s Agents Week marks the most comprehensive agent infrastructure launch from a major cloud provider to date.
SivaClaw fielded questions from 130+ investors, drafted investment memos, and tracked pitch deck engagement — all without a traditional roadshow. If an agent can raise a Series B, what stops it from running enterprise sales, investor relations, or M&A due diligence? Founders usually spend months burning through frequent-flyer miles, repeating the same pitch deck to…
Tenet Security discloses a new attack class that exploits MCP’s trust architecture — a single crafted Sentry error event hijacks coding agents with 85% success rate, bypassing every traditional security control.
The OpenAI Deployment Company just acquired Northslope, a Palantir Vanguard Elite partner, adding hundreds of Forward Deployed Engineers. The message: the bottleneck for enterprise AI isn’t the model—it’s the people who make it work.
July 18 marks one year since the GENIUS Act became law. Not a single final rule has been published. The Federal Reserve hasn’t issued a standalone proposal for the capital and liquidity standards it’s required to write. The effective date now defaults to January 18, 2027.
A trade secret lawsuit targets OpenAI’s smart speaker plans, but Apple’s HomePad is stuck waiting on Siri AI, which now runs on Google Gemini. The $250M settlement adds a harm frame.
Researchers demonstrate that AI coding assistants hallucinate the same fake package names with up to 85% consistency across models, allowing attackers to pre-register malicious versions. The technique, dubbed HalluSquatting, escalates hallucination from a reliability problem to a weaponized supply chain attack.
Wiz Research discloses a category-level vulnerability in AI coding assistants where malicious symlinks bypass approval dialogs to write to sensitive system files. Five of six vendors fixed or acknowledged. Anthropic was the sole disputer — despite having already shipped a preemptive patch.