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- 1Anthropic says Claude can find real-world software vulnerabilities●Discovering and exploiting vulnerabilities in real-world software with Claude
Anthropic has published research describing how its Claude AI model can discover and exploit vulnerabilities in real-world software. The work highlights the growing role of AI systems in offensive security testing, a development likely to spark debate among cybersecurity researchers about both defensive benefits and potential misuse.
- 2Anthropic says Claude can find critical software vulnerabilities●Discovering and exploiting vulnerabilities in critical software with Claude
Anthropic has published research describing how its Claude AI model was used to discover and exploit vulnerabilities in critical software. The company outlines methods for automated vulnerability discovery and the security implications of increasingly capable AI systems. The report is drawing attention in the cybersecurity community, where views differ on whether such capabilities represent a defensive breakthrough or a new offensive risk.
- 3Chainalysis Warns Customers After 'Offensive Agentic' Security Incident●Chainalysis Warns Customers After “Offensive Agentic” Security Inciden
Blockchain analytics firm Chainalysis has warned its customers following a security incident it has described as an 'offensive agentic' attack, apparently involving AI-driven agents used offensively. The company notified affected customers about the breach. The unusual framing has drawn attention to the emerging use of autonomous AI tools in cyberattacks.
- 4Chainalysis discloses security breach using offensive AI agents●Chainalysis reports security breach involving offensive agentic techniques
Blockchain analytics firm Chainalysis has reported a security breach involving what it describes as offensive agentic techniques, meaning attackers appeared to use autonomous AI agents as part of the intrusion. The disclosure is drawing attention from the cybersecurity community as an early example of AI-driven offensive tooling being turned against a major company.
- 5Blockchain analytics firm Chainalysis hit by AI-driven breach●Chainalysis breached using "offensive agentic techniques"
Chainalysis, a US blockchain analytics company used widely by law enforcement and crypto businesses, has suffered a cybersecurity breach that the attackers described as carried out with 'offensive agentic techniques', suggesting AI agents were used to automate the intrusion. Security outlets, including Help Net Security, are covering the incident, and experts are debating what a breach involving autonomous AI tooling means for the industry.
- 6BSides Bratislava 2027 opens call for security talks●🎤 Got security research, a hard-earned lesson, or a practical idea worth sharing? Bring it to BSides Bratislava 2027! We
Organisers of BSides Bratislava 2027 have opened a call for speakers, inviting security researchers and practitioners to submit talks for the Slovak community conference. They are seeking presentations on offensive and defensive techniques, research findings, and practical lessons learned that attendees can discuss and apply. The invitation is open to anyone with hard-earned experience or actionable ideas worth sharing with the security community.