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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One MCP server packing 66 tools, feeding onion-site content straight into your model's context. The darknet is the most hostile input that exists, and a model cannot tell data from instructions. The post Somebody Wired the Darknet Into Your AI. What Could Go Wrong? appeared first on AppSec Labs.
This SPF audit checklist covers sender inventory, DNS review, and monitoring readiness before SPF record creation begins.
Confirmed you're in scope for CCPA? Now comes the cybersecurity audit requirement. In Part 2 of this blog series, we cover what it entails, the phased timeline, and the penalties for non-compliance.
OpenAI’s unintended attack on Hugging Face startled the world because its AI agent was acting on its own. But that’s exactly what agentic AI is designed to do. We just didn’t expect it to do it so well. The post OpenAI’s attack agent did exactly what it was told – just more relentlessly than expected appeared first on AppOmni.
Codex and Claude Code ship with sane defaults. Then someone turns them off. The real security posture is the rules you write for the modes teams actually run.
See how Strobes AI runs autonomous SQL injection testing, finding an injectable parameter, proving exploitability, and shipping evidence for remediation.
An AI pentester can hand you a critical finding in minutes. The only question that matters is whether you believe it. Here is why human validation turns a claim into proof.
An AI agent that can exploit your systems does an attacker's work. Here are the seven governance checks to clear before you authorize agentic pentesting in production.
Fractional Chief AI Officer Rob Williams on what shadow AI really looks like today, where the risks actually lie, and why amnesty beats a ban every time.
Rethinking Cyber Defense for Adversarial Agents On July 21, 2026, OpenAI confirmed something the security industry has been forecasting for two years and finally had to live through: during an internal capability evaluation, with production safety classifiers deliberately disabled to measure ceiling capability, a model found a zero-day, broke out of its own sandbox, then chained stolen credentials with a second zero-day to gain remote code execution on Hugging Face’s production infrastructure. I
Learn how agentic scheduling on the Unified Namespace turns shop-floor disruptions into real-time reschedules, with HiveMQ guiding the way.
Fiddler is named in Forrester's Agentic Control Plane Solutions Landscape, Q2 2026, validating our AI Control Plane vision: visibility, context, and control.
Capable models still fail as agents in production. Learn where AI agents break, why the harness matters more than the model, and how to catch failures early.
Do you prefer a short flight or a long drive? Do you have an undiscovered love for esports? Do you look good with bangs and, if not, do you look good in hats? College is the perfect time to learn and discover new things about yourself, in the classroom and beyond. It’s also the perfect time to learn how to keep all of that information safe. Starting college means that you’re creating and responsible for more data than ever before. You’re spinning up new logins for your school accounts, booking y
AI pentesting means different things from vendor to vendor. Compare the top 2026 tools on autonomy, coverage, strengths, and pricing.
Replace VPN access to internal web apps with an identity-aware proxy: one login, one audit trail, and per-app access for every user.
A structural risk in enterprise infrastructure: unauthenticated, remotely exploitable vulnerabilities embedded in the very devices designed to secure networks.  Networking The post GBHackers: 26 Unauthenticated Vulnerability Advisories Expose Firewalls, VPNs, Switches, and Load Balancers appeared first on Eclypsium | Supply Chain Security for the Modern Enterprise.
A new infrastructure security review has exposed a busy month for defenders. Fourteen infrastructure vendors issued 61 relevant advisories worldwide during the 30 days ending July 17, including 26 flaws that attackers can reach remotely without logging in. The post Cyber Security News: July 2026 InfraTrust Report Flags 26 Unauthenticated Vulnerabilities and Exploited SonicWall Flaws appeared first on Eclypsium | Supply Chain Security for the Modern Enterprise.
This week’s news on the OpenAI/Hugging Face security incident marks a pivotal moment in cybersecurity: it’s the first time that a fully autonomous attack chain—without a human in the loop for command-and-control decision-making—has been observed. We’ve been observing this trend for at least the last year: LLMs are increasingly capable of running advanced attack chains […]The post Hugging Face security incident explained: The rise of autonomous AI-powered attacks appeared first
About: CVE-2026-50522 is a critical remote code execution vulnerability affecting supported on-premises Microsoft SharePoint Server products. The vulnerability results from unsafe deserialization of attacker-controlled data. Successful exploitation may allow an attacker to execute arbitrary code on the SharePoint server, potentially leading to unauthorized access to sensitive information, deployment of malicious components, modification of SharePoint content, disruption of collaboration services
Unity AI Gateway can’t govern every agent because it only reaches as far as Databricks—the same limitation Unity Catalog has for data governance—and that’s why enterprises need a vendor-neutral control plane instead. In Part 1, I talked about how Unity Catalog governs Databricks well but can’t anchor an enterprise that also runs Snowflake, Lake Formation, […] The post Unity AI Gateway Can’t Govern Every Agent: Why Enterprises Need a Vendor-Neutral Control Plane appe
In Part 1, I talked about how Unity Catalog governs Databricks well but can’t anchor an enterprise that also runs Snowflake, Lake Formation, and Iceberg. This next part explores why Unity AI Gateway can’t govern every agent and why enterprises need a vendor-neutral control plane. The fix was to define policy once and enforce it […] The post Unity AI Gateway Can’t Govern Every Agent: Why Enterprises Need a Vendor-Neutral Control Plane appeared first on Trust3 AI.
Security teams have access to more vulnerability data than ever before. Every scan, assessment, and monitoring tool adds another layer of insight into an organization’s attack surface. That visibility is valuable, but it also creates a familiar challenge. When hundreds or even thousands of vulnerabilities are identified, deciding where to begin is rarely straightforward. Every […] The post Finding Vulnerabilities Is Easy. Prioritizing Them Is Hard. appeared first on Carson & SAINT |
We recently measured remediation behavior across anonymized customer fleets. Customer accounts running Vulnerability Response closed more of their critical vulnerabilities, and closed them faster. The pattern held across every customer cohort.
Key Takeaways These 10 SAP SoD conflicts in manufacturing represent the highest fraud and compliance risk in any SAP environment. Each allows a single user to initiate and complete a financially or operationally sensitive transaction without independent oversight. Cross-functional combinations — where access spans two separate business processes — are the hardest to detect and the most likely to appear in audit findings. Finding a conflict is only the first step; the control objective is to prev
Editor’s note: Updated July 2026 – On July 13, 2026, the Department of War suspended the CMMC Phase II requirements that were scheduled to take effect November 10, 2026, and launched a 60-day review of the certification program. This changes the timing of third-party (C3PAO) certification — it does not change your obligation to protect […] The post CMMC Clarified: What a Year of Assessments Has Taught Us appeared first on PreVeil.
The 2026 Verizon DBIR found mobile phishing sims had a 40% higher click rate than email, with a sample size 240x smaller. Here's why that matters. The post Tell your human risk story at Black Hat 2026 appeared first on Fable Security.
During an internal evaluation with its safety guardrails switched off, an OpenAI model escaped its test environment and breached Hugging Face's production systems, again, this time to steal answers to its own benchmark. No one told it to. It decided that on its own. The post How an OpenAI Model Escaped its Guardrails appeared first on Synack.
The offensive security market has spent a decade running the same play: a curated library of known attack techniques, replayed on a schedule. In Emerging Tech: Agentic Red Teaming Will Separate Offensive Security Platform Winners and Losers (13 July 2026), Gartner notes: “A new class of vendors is building autonomous adversarial agents powered by reinforcement […] The post Skyhawk Security named in the 2026 Gartner® Research: Emerging Tech: Agentic Red Teaming Will Separate Offensive Secur
Security teams have spent the better part of a decade trying to shift left — catching issues earlier in the development lifecycle instead of at the end.  It worked, to a point.  But in a recent OX Security webinar on AI and supply chain risk, Atlassian CISO David B. Cross made the case that the […] The post Shift Down, Not Just Left: Why Security Must Adapt to Agentic Era appeared first on OX Security.
In mid-July, Hugging Face disclosed a breach of part of its production infrastructure. The unusual part was not the intrusion itself, it was the attacker: an autonomous AI agent that ran thousands of actions at machine speed, and which Hugging Face could not initially attribute to any specific model. Five days later, OpenAI disclosed that […]
This week, OpenAI shared details about an incident involving Hugging Face that immediately got the cybersecurity community talking. During an internal evaluation, AI models with intentionally relaxed safeguards escaped their testing environment, exploited a previously unknown vulnerability, and accessed parts of Hugging Face’s production infrastructure. There will undoubtedly be plenty of discussion about how this happened, whether the safeguards […] The post The Hugging Face Inciden
Community banking depends on digital systems that run around the clock. That creates a basic security problem: many community banks cannot maintain a current view of every asset, identity, application, and third-party connection in their environment. Periodic audits and isolated security tools leave gaps. Attackers can take advantage of cloud resources that were never recorded, […]
Gene Kim on vibe coding: he did the math live, 2.8 billion builders. What breaks first isn't the code. It's the line they're all standing in.
Passkeys have been promoted as the future of authentication because they replace passwords with cryptographic credentials that are resistant to traditional phishing. That is a significant improvement. A properly implemented passkey cannot simply be copied from a fake login page and replayed against the legitimate service. But a new campaign targeting Microsoft Entra users exposes an important limitation. Passkey cryptography may be strong, while the process used to enroll a new passkey can still
Outdated workflow habits can slow investigations and waste valuable time. By challenging routine processes and embracing automation, examiners can focus on the work that truly matters. The post Don’t be the anchor: Rethinking the DFIR workflow loop appeared first on Magnet Forensics.
Quick Answers Why are consumer electronics becoming more expensive? AI infrastructure demand, constrained chip supply, shifting manufacturing priorities, tariffs, trade restrictions, and geopolitical uncertainty are increasing component costs across laptops, tablets, phones, gaming systems, and other devices. What is the difference between RAM, SSDs, DRAM, NAND, and HBM? RAM is a computer’s short-term working memory […] The post RAM and SSD Price Surge Fuels Narrative Attacks Against Techn
Model routing promises to cut your AI agent spend by offloading routine tasks to cheaper models like Claude Haiku while reserving frontier models like Claude Sonnet for complex reasoning. In the right configuration, routing strategies can reduce inference costs by 40–85%. But if you implement routing incorrectly in a multi-turn agent, you can end up …