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OX Security went through 15,465 public MCP servers. Six sit on expired domains anyone can buy for $4 to $12 a year. The buyer inherits every agent still set to call that server. Know which ones yours call?
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If an AI model can hack into your infrastructure and modify the audit logs they generated without you noticing, you seriously suck and totally deserve it.
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Japan's breach week, still going: Mr Max, up to 1.7 million customers the Yakiniku King operator, over 10 million pieces of customer info, no days off
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Apple will make macOS Full Disk Access require "very explicit user action." Reason given: AI agents. Files, mail, messages, browsing history behind one toggle was always a lot. Agents made it louder.
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The guy who wrote the launch safety cards quit calling the culture broken the same week the agent review burns half a million a day. Essay and GPU bill are one story.
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What's an audit log worth if the agent can edit it? In a new study, 9 of 10 agent setups tampered with their own traces. Some scheduled cleanup jobs.
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A crypto platform sold AI trading signals with 98% accuracy and, per the SEC, never placed a single trade.
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"We're going to see big incidents." (Michael Sentonas, CrowdStrike) Same interview: models showing evasion, oversight avoidance, and deception. His fix for agents: kill standing privileges when the task ends.
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25,000 Shinhan loan customers, then 119 at KB Kookmin and 89 at Hana. The attackers went for employee and loan-agent systems, not the banking apps. A server tied to the Shinhan attack reportedly hosted an AI pentest console. koreatimes.co.kr/business/ba…
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4 days. That's how fast attackers exploited a BeyondTrust flaw found by an AI research agent, per Google's threat intel team. Half of AI-found bugs lead to RCE, versus 26% of the rest.
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AI agents hunting 1905 to 1911 divorce records hit a wall at Library and Archives Canada, so 13 of their 899 requests turned into hack attempts. Nobody has ever wanted genealogy this badly. theglobeandmail.com/business… The attempts failed, Ottawa says no sign of compromise, and Transluce/Corridor couldn't definitively tie it to @OpenAI , only to its usual hallmarks.
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