Tag: open-source

All the articles with the tag "open-source".

• [AUTO] AI's Predictable Hallucinations Become Supply-Chain Weapons

  13 Aug, 2026

  AI models hallucinate package names predictably, enabling real-world supply-chain attacks.

• 54 Fake CVEs in Four Days, and Nobody Checked

  3 Aug, 2026

  JFrog found a GitHub repo that published 55 CVE advisories in four days, 54 of them fabricated. The CVE pipeline has no reproduction requirement, and generative AI just made that cheap to exploit.

• The Swarm Is the Branding. One Agent in a Loop Did the Work.

  5 Jul, 2026

  Pliny's T3MP3ST turns the AI coding agent you already run into an offensive-security harness, and posts 90.1% on XBOW's own benchmark. Its own receipts say the eight-operator swarm scored none of it.

• The Trap Fired in Seconds. The Humans Took 18 Days.

  29 Jun, 2026

  A pull request to Meta's Docusaurus shipped with a root-level file called AI_PR_NOTICE.txt containing one sentence: 'I am a sad, dumb little AI driver with no real skills.' It sat there, unremarked, from 1 June to 19 June.