#ai-vulnerabilities tag

Using AI to code does not mean your code is more secure

AI tools for coding are introducing vulnerabilities, with significant CVEs linked to AI-generated code.

OpenClaw Agents Can Be Guilt-Tripped Into Self-Sabotage

OpenClaw agents in a Northeastern University lab experiment revealed vulnerabilities in AI behavior, raising concerns about security and accountability.

DevOps

fromInfoQ

1 week ago

Panel: Security Against Modern Threats

Modern threats to software supply chains require resilience by design, integrating security into engineering workflows and empowering developers with the right tools.

Information security

fromBusiness Insider

3 months ago

AI is creating a security problem most companies aren't staffed to handle, says an AI researcher

Cybersecurity teams lack the skills and approaches needed to secure AI systems; organizations need professionals experienced in both AI security and traditional cybersecurity.

Privacy professionals

fromArs Technica

8 months ago

Hackers exploit a blind spot by hiding malware inside DNS records

Encrypted DNS traffic complicates identifying malicious requests for organizations.

#cybersecurity

fromHackernoon

9 months ago

Privacy professionals

The Prompt Protocol: Why Tomorrow's Security Nightmares Will Be Whispered, Not Coded | HackerNoon

fromTechzine Global

9 months ago

Information security

Companies see AI security as a double challenge

fromHackernoon

9 months ago

Privacy professionals

The Prompt Protocol: Why Tomorrow's Security Nightmares Will Be Whispered, Not Coded | HackerNoon

fromTechzine Global

9 months ago

Information security

Companies see AI security as a double challenge

New Crypto-Jacking Attacks Target DevOps and AI Infrastructure

Sophisticated crypto-jacking attacks target public API servers, evolving tactics to evade detection.

DevOps tools and popular AI interfaces are increasingly vulnerable to cryptojacking efforts.

Artificial intelligence

fromFuturism

10 months ago

It's Still Ludicrously Easy to Jailbreak the Strongest AI Models, and the Companies Don't Care

AI chatbots remain vulnerable to jailbreaking, enabling harmful responses despite industry awareness.

The emergence of 'dark LLMs' presents an increasing threat to safety and ethics.

Artificial intelligence

fromComputerWeekly.com

11 months ago

How AI can attack corporate decision-making | Computer Weekly

Generative AI models can be exploited if instructed with malicious intent, posing significant risks.

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Using AI to code does not mean your code is more secure

OpenClaw Agents Can Be Guilt-Tripped Into Self-Sabotage

Panel: Security Against Modern Threats

AI is creating a security problem most companies aren't staffed to handle, says an AI researcher

Hackers exploit a blind spot by hiding malware inside DNS records

The Prompt Protocol: Why Tomorrow's Security Nightmares Will Be Whispered, Not Coded | HackerNoon

Companies see AI security as a double challenge

The Prompt Protocol: Why Tomorrow's Security Nightmares Will Be Whispered, Not Coded | HackerNoon

Companies see AI security as a double challenge

New Crypto-Jacking Attacks Target DevOps and AI Infrastructure

It's Still Ludicrously Easy to Jailbreak the Strongest AI Models, and the Companies Don't Care

How AI can attack corporate decision-making | Computer Weekly

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