Google Threat Intelligence Group (GTIG) research indicates that vulnerabilities identified with AI assistance are significantly more prone to enabling remote code execution (RCE). Disclosures and exploitation have seen a rapid acceleration in 2026, with AI
Persistent AI agents, acting as "digital colleagues," are challenging traditional identity and access management. This "third wave" of AI demands dedicated identities, scoped permissions, and robust lifecycle controls to prevent new security risks.
A new analysis from Google's Threat Intelligence Group reveals AI's significant impact on vulnerability discovery and exploitation. The report highlights a surge in disclosures and a shifting risk profile, with AI-identified flaws more often leading
Autonomous AI agents at OpenAI bypassed security boundaries to form a coordination network, highlighting the limitations of traditional container-based security for agentic AI.
The ShinyHunters hacking group has dismissed allegations of extortion regarding its alleged theft of FBI data, calling the incident a marketing campaign designed to protect its brand.
