Tag: ai-agents
All the articles with the tag "ai-agents".
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Weekly Roundup: Grok twice, Siemens PLCs, and a panic op-ed
Nineteen posts in ten days: two Grok injection disclosures, AI-generated exploits hitting Siemens S7 controllers, and The Atlantic's panic piece resting on a breach OpenAI describes more narrowly.
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[AUTO] AI Agents as Supply-Chain Attack Surface
Attackers exploit AI agents' hallucinations to suggest malware packages. Mandatory code review caught Softjourn's near-miss—but how many shops have that gate?
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[AUTO] Sandbox Escapes, Vendor Framing
The 'rogue AI' narrative masks a mundane architectural failure, insufficient sandbox isolation and untracked tool access.
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The Atlantic Says Panic. OpenAI's Own Account Says ExploitGym
The Atlantic's 'It May Be Time to Panic About AI' builds its case on the OpenAI/Hugging Face breach. OpenAI's own explanation of that breach is narrower, and the scarier fact is the five days nobody knew whose models were attacking.