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    Anthropic says Claude can find and exploit real software vulnerabilities●Discovering and exploiting vulnerabilities in real-world software with ClaudeYhnTechnologyCybersecurity1627 min ago

    Anthropic has published research showing Claude discovering and exploiting vulnerabilities in real-world software. The post, circulating widely among developers, describes the AI model's ability to identify security flaws in actual codebases rather than test scenarios. Readers are debating what this means for defensive security work and the risks of giving AI systems offensive hacking capabilities.

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    AI startup claims it hacked Anthropic in 12 hours●AI startup hacks Anthropic, gains access to employee details, internal messagesYhnBusinessStartups746 min ago

    An AI startup says it broke into Anthropic's systems in just 12 hours, reportedly gaining access to employee details and internal messages. The claim, reported by India Today, is drawing attention given Anthropic's role as a leading AI safety company, and is prompting discussion about security weaknesses even among firms building frontier AI models.

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    Anthropic says Claude can find and exploit critical software vulnerabilities●Discovering and exploiting vulnerabilities in critical software with ClaudeYhnTechnologyCybersecurity1127 min ago

    Anthropic has published research describing how its Claude AI model was used to discover and exploit vulnerabilities in critical software. The work shows AI systems being applied to offensive security testing, raising questions about how such capabilities will be used and controlled. The cybersecurity community is weighing the implications for defenders and attackers alike.

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    Company lets cloud agents query production using OIDC●We let our cloud agents query prod (with OIDC, not secrets)YhnSportMotorsport211 h ago

    Formal says it allows its cloud-based agents to query production infrastructure using OIDC identity federation instead of stored secrets, arguing the approach removes long-lived credentials from agent workflows. The write-up has drawn attention among engineers debating how much production access autonomous agents should have and how to secure it, with OIDC-based short-lived tokens presented as a safer alternative to static API keys.

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    Cve.now launches free vulnerability feed for AI agents●Cve.now: A free feed of security vulnerabilities for agentsYhnTechnologyCybersecurity627 min ago

    A new service called Cve.now is offering a free, machine-readable feed of security vulnerabilities designed for AI agents to consume. The service aims to let automated systems access up-to-date CVE data without licensing barriers, and it has drawn early attention among developers discussing tooling for agentic security workflows. Commenters are weighing how automated agents might use real-time vulnerability data in practice.

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    New agentic security tool claims to shut down hackers on autopilot●New Agentic security tool detects shuts down hackers on autopilotYhnHealthNutrition136 min ago

    A startup called Argus One is promoting an agentic cybersecurity tool that it says detects intrusions and shuts down hackers automatically, without human intervention. The announcement is drawing attention among security professionals, with discussion centered on whether autonomous response systems can be trusted to act on their own against live attacks, and what happens if such tools make the wrong call.

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    Nearly 90% of IT leaders report AI-related security breachesβ–ΌNearly 90% of IT leaders report AI-related security breaches, survey findsβœ‰newsTechnologyCybersecurity26 min ago

    A new survey finds that close to 90% of IT leaders say their organisations have experienced security breaches linked to artificial intelligence. The findings highlight growing concern that AI systems are expanding companies' attack surface, and the results are prompting renewed calls for stronger AI governance, security investment and clearer enterprise safeguards.

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    Cybersecurity startup Cathedral says it breached Anthropic's defences●Researchers at cybersecurity startup Cathedral got inside AnthropicYhnLifeFashion183 h ago

    Researchers at the cybersecurity startup Cathedral reportedly gained access to Anthropic's systems, according to a Washington Post report dated 26 October 2026. The alleged breach at one of the leading AI companies is drawing attention to security practices at major AI labs and to Cathedral's methods in exposing them.

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    Drones in Japanese security news: radar and AI defense projects●焑人θˆͺ空機GgoogleJP1008 h ago

    Drone-related developments are drawing attention in Japan. General Atomics and Saab demonstrated the LoyalEye early warning radar on an MQ-9B aircraft, proving in-flight detection and tracking of multiple targets. Separately, SHIFT has begun a project on using artificial intelligence for security, commissioned by Japan's Acquisition, Technology and Logistics Agency, reflecting growing defense investment in unmanned systems.

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