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thehackernews.com · low

Pentera outlines harness-based design for safe agentic web app pentesting, citing OpenAI-disclosed Hugging Face intrusion

A vendor-contributed article by Pentera argues that the hard engineering in AI-driven pentesting lies in the "harness" around the model, not in the model that writes the attacks. It cites the Hugging Face intrusion that OpenAI disclosed in July, which occurred inside an OpenAI evaluation meant to contain the agents, as an example of a har…

techcrunch.com · low

Hugging Face policy chief warns embedded AI evaluators and current model benchmarks lack standardization and reproducibility

At TechCrunch Disrupt, Hugging Face chief policy officer Irene Solaiman said AI model evaluations remain an immature science with limited reproducibility and no meaningful way to compare tests against each other. She argued that open weights are central to reproducing results and that qualifications for effective third-party evaluators ne…

blogs.cisco.com · low

Cisco and Splunk Agentic SOC at .conf26 detects fake-Corepack npm infostealer C2 traffic from a compromised attendee laptop

Cisco and Splunk ran a live Agentic SOC at Splunk .conf26, combining Cisco Cloud Control, Splunk Enterprise Security (ES), Cisco Talos intelligence and Endace continuous packet capture, with Jamf engineers also on the team. The article is largely a product and event retrospective. Its one security incident was a fake-Corepack npm credenti…

zdnet.com · low

Linus Torvalds backs AI-assisted coding and kernel code review, while warning of the maintainer burden from AI-generated patches and bug reports

At Open Source Summit Europe in Prague, Linus Torvalds told Dirk Hohndel (Ericsson Software Technology) that he likes using AI, particularly for beginners and for tasks outside his expertise. He cautioned that it must be used carefully in important work such as the Linux kernel. AI tools now help find and fix kernel bugs, including genuin…

zdnet.com · low

Anthropic grants METR evaluators employee-like access as US regulators tighten AI incident disclosure and FTC issues subpoenas

Anthropic announced that six evaluators from METR, a third-party nonprofit that tests frontier models, will get "employee-like access" to its hardware, office space and internal tools roughly on par with those of its own risk assessment teams. Exclusions are limited to a few categories: customer data, attorney-client privileged informatio…

cyberscoop.com · low

Bipartisan House bill would task NIST with guidance against AI model distillation attacks by Russia, China, Iran and North Korea

A new bipartisan House bill, the AI Cyber Defense Act, would direct NIST to develop voluntary industry standards and best practices for defending AI models against distillation attacks by foreign entities. The bill is sponsored by Reps. Pat Harrigan (R-N.C.) and George Whitesides (D-Calif.) and was shared exclusively with CyberScoop ahead…

securityweek.com · low

Meta ordered to pay New Mexico $25 billion for deceiving Facebook users about data privacy after Cambridge Analytica

A New Mexico state judge ordered Meta to pay $25 billion, the largest fine ever imposed on the company, after a jury found it liable for deceiving users about how Facebook handled their personal data. Judge Francis J. Mathew ruled the deception was intentional and that executives consistently misled users. In September, jurors found over …

aikido.dev · low

Aikido guide on supply chain defenses drawing on axios, tj-actions, CanisterWorm, GlassWorm and postmark-mcp compromises

Aikido Security published a best-practices guide for defending against software supply chain attacks. It cites Aikido Intel data: about 7.5 million package versions analyzed in Q2 2026, with 19,500 malicious packages confirmed. The guide uses recent incidents to show which controls would have worked: the axios compromise, tj-actions/chang…

techcrunch.com · low

Blackstone's Jas Khaira Calls AI-Buildout Debt Fears Overblown Amid CoreWeave Selloff and Firmus IPO Cancellation

This is a business and finance item with no cyber threat content. Blackstone executive Jas Khaira, who leads the firm's San Francisco AI hub Blackstone N1 (BXN1), said at TechCrunch Disrupt that concerns over AI infrastructure debt are overblown. Rising interest rates, wider credit spreads and the roughly $50 billion in CoreWeave debt hav…

olhardigital.com.br · · 2 fontes · 2 atualizações low

Anthropic circulates draft federal AI safety bill letting courts block frontier models posing catastrophic risk (50+ deaths or $1B+ damage)

Anthropic has been shopping a draft federal AI safety bill to Congress, according to Politico, which was cited by TechCrunch (techcrunch.com) on 2026-10-20 and by Olhar Digital (olhardigital.com.br) on 2026-10-21. An Anthropic spokesperson confirmed the text reflects the company's Advanced AI Framework, which it has promoted to federal an…

industrialcyber.co · low

Singapore CSA and Google tabletop exercise sets safeguards and access controls for autonomous AI agent risks

The Cyber Security Agency of Singapore (CSA) and Google convened policymakers, critical infrastructure leaders and AI safety experts on Oct. 14 at Singapore International Cyber Week 2026. The tabletop exercise examined security risks from increasingly autonomous AI agents that act at machine speed. Participants concluded that perimeter de…

techcrunch.com · low

Google rolls out Gemini 'Personal Intelligence' in Android Auto, drawing on Gmail, Calendar, YouTube and Maps data

Google announced on 20 October 2026 that it is upgrading the Gemini assistant in vehicles with a Personal Intelligence feature. The feature draws on data from Gmail, Google Calendar, YouTube, Maps, Google Search history and other connected Google services. It launches today in Android Auto and will reach cars with Google Built-in in the c…

wired.com · low

Canada's Bill C-22 would mandate encryption access and metadata retention, prompting Signal and Psiphon to threaten to exit

Canada's proposed C-22 bill, first put forward in 2025 and since partly revised, would require tech companies, including foreign ones, to introduce "technical capabilities" for law enforcement data access. It would also require retention of user metadata. Signal has said it would exit the Canadian market, and Psiphon VPN says it will leav…