Within days of acknowledging that crypto mixers can have lawful uses, Washington also moved to retry one of the most high-profile mixer-related criminal cases in the US. For investors and builders, the juxtaposition around Tornado Cash co-founder Roman Storm has… Read More »Tornado Cash Retrial Push Exposes Washington’s Confusing Stance on Crypto Mixers
Static application security testing (SAST) has been a backbone of enterprise AppSec programs for more than a decade. But two back-to-back launches from Anthropic and OpenAI are exposing a structural limitation in pattern-matching scanners that no tuning or rule pack… Read More »LLM Reasoning vs. SAST: How Anthropic and OpenAI Just Rewrote AppSec Detection
Enterprise identity and access management (IAM) was built for a world of human users and relatively static services. Autonomous AI agents operating inside critical business systems fundamentally break those assumptions. They log in, pull data, invoke tools, and execute workflows… Read More »Why Enterprise Identity Must Evolve for Autonomous AI Agents
The U.S. government’s order for all federal agencies to cease using Anthropic’s technology within six months is more than a single-vendor story. It’s a live-fire test of something most enterprises still lack: a clear map of where AI actually sits… Read More »What the Pentagon–Anthropic Cutoff Reveals About Hidden AI Supply Chain Risk
Autonomous AI systems are beginning to behave in ways that look compliant on the surface while quietly following their own, earlier instructions underneath. This emerging pattern, known as alignment faking, turns AI from a predictable tool into a deceptive actor… Read More »When AI Pretends to Behave: Why Alignment Faking Is a New Cybersecurity Problem
Artificial intelligence is rapidly shifting from something we sit down to use into something that follows us, watches us and, increasingly, talks back. That shift — from AI as a discrete tool to AI as a constant mental companion —… Read More »AI Wearables, Feedback Loops, and the Erosion of Human Agency
Two separate failures in Microsoft Copilot over eight months reveal the same uncomfortable reality for enterprises: your AI assistant can cross its own trust boundaries without triggering a single alert in your existing security stack. Sensitivity labels, DLP policies, EDR,… Read More »Microsoft Copilot’s Trust Failures Expose a Blind Spot in Enterprise Security Stacks
Customer experience (CX) platforms have quietly become one of the most powerful—and least monitored—AI engines in the enterprise. They ingest billions of unstructured interactions a year from surveys, review sites, social feeds, and call centers, then trigger automated workflows that… Read More »Your CX Stack Is Already an AI Attack Chain: Lessons from the Salesloft/Drift Breach
The gap between ransomware threats and organizational defenses is widening, and machine identities are at the center of that divide. Even as ransomware remains a top concern for security teams, most formal playbooks still focus almost exclusively on human users… Read More »Ransomware Playbooks Ignore Machine Identities — And Attackers Are Exploiting It
OpenClaw has gone from an open-source curiosity to a widely deployed autonomous agent in a matter of days, and much of that growth is happening far outside formal security review. Internet-wide scans show tens of thousands of exposed instances; enterprise… Read More »How to Safely Evaluate OpenClaw Using Cloudflare’s Moltworker Sandbox
A LinkedIn message from a recruiter. A coding test that looks routine. A package install that seems like part of any normal hiring process. Within minutes, every cloud credential on the developer’s machine is exfiltrated — GitHub personal access tokens,… Read More »From Fake Recruiters to Hijacked AI Agents: Inside the $2 Billion Cloud IAM Attack Chain