US agencies and Microsoft report AI-assisted attacks, while OpenAI says AI-found vulnerability discoveries are expected to rise.
What AI Means For The Speed Of Cyberattacks—and Your Defenses
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From Fuzz Test To Formal Proof: Understanding Claude’s Role
Anthropic and Theorem report Claude proved no-crash properties for 239 fuzz-test entry points, while finding bugs and exposing major limits.
The Old Story Behind PHP2Shell And The Use Of AI In Code Review
PHP fixed two PHP2Shell remote code execution flaws in October 2026. The research traces a risk first described in 2004 and uses AI-assisted review.
Stolen Tokens And AI Keys: A Black Market Explained
Railway says an attacker may have accessed some customer environment variables, which can contain AI API keys. The scope and use of any exposed keys are unknown.
72 Hours Of Headlines Bring AI Security Concerns To Light
Recent PHP, certificate, cloud and AI supply-chain incidents show why urgent patches and trust checks matter, while key details remain under review.
What Should You Restart And Check After PHP2Shell And Node.js Updates?
PHP and Node.js shipped security updates on Oct. 21. See what needs patching, restarting and verification—and what remains unknown.
Dutch Government Sites Go Offline Amid Scrutiny Of PHP2Shell And PHP Flaws
Dutch authorities took several services offline as a precaution over critical PHP flaws. PHP released patches on Oct. 21; compromise was not confirmed.
What WordPress Teams Should Know About The UpdraftCentral Key Threat
TeamUpdraft says attackers accessed customer data and used UpdraftCentral keys to install backdoors. Updating UpdraftPlus alone may not clean affected sites.
Who Gives The Go-Ahead In A Swarm Of AI Agents?
Recent agent experiments show how peer messages can be mistaken for authorization and how routine tasks can generate traffic that looks like an attack.
Could AI Mathematics Help Navigate The Quantum Cryptography Shift?
A reported release of 722 AI-generated mathematical manuscripts has renewed questions about cryptographic assumptions, but no encryption break is confirmed.
