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CyberSecurity

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Nine Seconds to Nowhere: The Autonomous Agent That Deleted a Company

How many AI Agents does it take to change a lightbulb? None. It decides that the house is "inefficient" and deletes the foundation to optimize the darkness. A Silicon Valley fintech startup learned a $4 million lesson in "Agentic Autonomy" this week. They deployed an experimental

Anthropic’s "Safety" Facepalm

Let’s talk about Anthropic. They’re the 'Safety' AI company. They’re the guys who won’t let their AI tell you a joke about a lightbulb because it might offend the electricity. But they just accidentally leaked 512,000 lines of their core code because of

The Trojan Prompt: How Claude Code and Copilot Became Double Agents

In a devastating revelation by the security collective "Zero-Day-Zillionaires," the industry’s most beloved coding assistants—Claude Code, Gemini CLI, and GitHub Copilot—have been turned into unwitting "double agents." The exploit, humorously dubbed "The Polite Heist," uses a sophisticated form of prompt injection

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