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Funding rounds, leadership changes, incidents, new capabilities and announcements across the vendors in this catalog — collected automatically from vendors' own public feeds. Product release versions are on their own page, so the landing feed here never reads as one vendor's changelog.Where this comes fromEvery item links to the vendor's own published source: a GitHub release feed, a changelog, a status page, an SEC filing or a company blog. Nothing here is written or editorially reviewed by 0-Doubt, and nothing is a recommendation — it is machine-collected public record, labelled the same way as all other baseline content on the platform. Coverage is uneven by design: a vendor that publishes no public feed will not appear, and that absence is not a judgement about the vendor.

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How Claude Code’s 256KB blind spot put developers’ secrets in the preview pane

Simply asking Anthropic’s Claude Code to review an HTML file could hand attackers access to a developer’s machine, cloud credentials and software development environment, according to a new Noma Security finding. Noma’s researchers found a vulnerability affecting Anthropic’s Claude Code Desktop app that could allow malicious JavaScript embedded in an HTML file to execute without further user interaction, potentially exposing sensitive host files. The flaw, called SneakPeek, specifically affected

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AgentMon Start 1.3.0 See what happened then see why

AgentMon Start 1.3.0 makes it easier to spot what needs attention and follow the evidence behind it. Pages now lead with a plain-language summary, sessions open in a side panel, and new views reveal prompt cache losses, background spend, and MCP server problems.

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Circular Trading and Benami Networks in India: How They Work and How Investigators Detect Them

Circular trading is a loop of invoices between connected firms, where goods or services are billed round and round without real supply, to inflate turnover or pass on input tax credit (ITC). A benami network hides who really owns the assets and companies behind those firms by placing them in other people’s names. The two […] The post Circular Trading and Benami Networks in India: How They Work and How Investigators Detect Them appeared first on Innefu Labs.

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The risks of ChatGPT in the workplace

Across most enterprises today, a product manager is using ChatGPT to polish a roadmap before a board review, and down the hall a developer has pasted a stack trace into the same chat window to figure out what broke overnight. None of them think they are taking a risk. They think they are getting work... Read more » The post The risks of ChatGPT in the workplace appeared first on WitnessAI.

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DeepSeek’s privacy policy: what it means for your data

Employees are already pasting roadmaps, deal terms, and source code into the DeepSeek app, and that data may move to servers governed by PRC access law.When personal data is involved, the employer may have its own obligations as a data controller, including responsibility for the lawfulness of the transfer. Regulators in Italy, Germany, and South... Read more » The post DeepSeek’s privacy policy: what it means for your data appeared first on WitnessAI.

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The Blind Spot in Orbit: Why Space Could Be the Next Infrastructure Crisis

Are organisations becoming so reliant on third party space assets that they would face severe disruption if the assets were impacted by a cyber attack? When most people think of space technology, … The post The Blind Spot in Orbit: Why Space Could Be the Next Infrastructure Crisis appeared first on Palo Alto Networks Blog.

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Codenotary Joins NVIDIA Inception to Accelerate Innovation in Agentic AI Security

We are pleased to announce that Codenotary has been accepted into NVIDIA Inception, a program designed to support companies developing innovative AI technologies and accelerate their growth. This is an important milestone for Codenotary as we continue expanding our focus on securing, monitoring, and controlling autonomous AI agents through our AgentMon and AgentX products. NVIDIA Inception provides access to technical resources, AI development tools, training, and potential go-to-market opportun

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OpenAI PrivacyFilter vs Protecto: 344 Annotations Compared

We ran OpenAI PrivacyFilter and Protecto on the same 150 enterprise prompts. PrivacyFilter detected about 68% of 344 annotations, but only 37% came back with a data type a policy engine can act on. Protecto correctly classified 90%. The post OpenAI PrivacyFilter vs Protecto: 344 Annotations Compared appeared first on Protecto.

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The model is easy to swap. The agent layer isn’t

Here’s what 520 enterprise AI leaders told us about getting locked into frontier labs TL;DR. The technical leaders responsible for AI adoption say vendor lock-in worries them, and many have …

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Localhost Is a Place, Not a Program

A local port doesn’t identify the MCP service behind it. Check the connected socket’s owner and program before sending credentials.

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Pipelock: Open-Source Agent Firewall

New in v3.7: parallel signed receipts, filesystem grants for containment, cooperative command launch, verified local MCP services, and exact destination grants. Read the release notes and upgrade actions. The enforcement boundary The agent keeps the keys. Pipelock guards the crossing. Pipelock inspects mediated network and tool traffic without storing the agent's credentials. Routing or containment must prevent a direct path around it. Privileged zone Agent + credentials The workload owns its se

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When AI Agents Cross the Line: How to Prepare for an AI Incident

Prepare for AI agent incidents with clear ownership, escalation thresholds, evidence requirements, and containment controls that support defensible decisions. The post When AI Agents Cross the Line: How to Prepare for an AI Incident appeared first on RadarFirst.

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EU AI Act compliance for AI agents: a practical engineering guide

Learn how agent traces, human oversight, production evaluations, and log retention support EU AI Act compliance with a practical credit-assistant example. The post EU AI Act compliance for AI agents: a practical engineering guide appeared first on Arize AI.