
Security for a world run by machines that lie.
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What happens to all the software that was never particularly secure, but survived because nobody cared enough to look at it?
AI agents are making one of the oldest bad ideas in cybersecurity substantially worse: hoping your vulnerability...
Before we jump in, I’m excited to hand ToxSec over to a friend of mine, Mohib Ur Rehman, for the monthly guest post.
Mohib and the team at SK NEXUS spend a lot of time making complicated technology a little easier to understand, which make...
Watch now | Role confusion means a model reads who is speaking off writing style, so text that sounds like reasoning inherits the trust of reasoning.
TL;DR: What happens if your AI agent can see the difference between a user, a tool, a web...
What if you could steal the hidden reasoning from one of the world’s most powerful AI models without cracking the encryption that protects it? That’s exactly what researchers did when they found a wonderfully strange workaround.
Feed the...
What happens when an AI agent is given a goal, hits a wall, and decides the wall is more of a suggestion? Because we now have multiple incidents where agents did something surprisingly human: they found another route. And sometimes that rou...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Security Engineer | M.S. Cybersecurity, CISSP | AWS, NSA, USMC.
Technical writer focused on AI, security, quantum, and emerging tech. I like sharing my experiences and perspectives with others.
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