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AI Slop Infiltrates CVE Pipeline as JFrog Uncovers 54 Fabricated Security Flaws

Security firm JFrog discovered 54 AI-generated fake vulnerabilities that infiltrated the National Vulnerability Database, exposing critical gaps in the CVE pipeline. The fabricated SQLite flaws carried CVSS scores up to 9.8 and passed through NIST and CISA systems unchecked, revealing how AI slop now threatens cybersecurity infrastructure built on trust.

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AI Slop Infiltrates CVE Pipeline as JFrog Uncovers 54 Fabricated Security Flaws

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June Startup Secures $20M to Tackle AI Deployment Challenges in Enterprise Software

Former Salesforce executives launched June with $20 million in pre-seed funding led by Marc Benioff's Time Ventures to automate AI deployment in enterprise software. The platform scans legacy systems, identifies bottlenecks, and builds optimized AI-powered processes, eliminating the need for forward-deployed engineers that companies like CMG previously relied on.

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June Startup Secures $20M to Tackle AI Deployment Challenges in Enterprise Software

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Google Chrome Fixes 1,072 Security Bugs in June Using AI—More Than Past Two Years Combined

Google fixed 1,072 security bugs in Chrome 149 and Chrome 150 using AI-powered tools, exceeding the 1,036 patches from the previous 23 releases over two years. The company is now piloting twice-a-week security updates to stay ahead of AI-powered cyberattacks as vulnerability discovery accelerates exponentially.

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Google Chrome Fixes 1,072 Security Bugs in June Using AI—More Than Past Two Years Combined

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Vibe Coding's Dark Side: How AI-Generated Code Creates Security Risks and Technical Debt

Vibe coding lets anyone build apps by describing ideas to AI chatbots like ChatGPT. But researchers found 45% of AI-generated code fails security tests, creating hidden vulnerabilities and technical debt. While AI-assisted coding speeds development, experts warn that code appearing functional may expose data or lack proper testing.

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Vibe Coding's Dark Side: How AI-Generated Code Creates Security Risks and Technical Debt

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Visa cuts 2,600 jobs as AI reshapes payments giant's workforce and operations

Visa is eliminating roughly 2,600 positions—7% of its global workforce—primarily in technology and product operations as CEO Ryan McInerney accelerates an AI-driven transformation. The payments giant plans to redirect savings toward growth areas including stablecoins, cross-border payments, and agentic commerce, while deploying AI tools that have already reduced product development teams from 10+ members to squads of two to four.

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Visa cuts 2,600 jobs as AI reshapes payments giant's workforce and operations

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Cursor launches ₹649 India subscription plan for developers ahead of SpaceX acquisition

AI coding startup Cursor introduced Cursor Start, a ₹649-a-month subscription built specifically for India, priced well below its standard $20 Pro plan. The move comes weeks before its expected $60 billion acquisition by SpaceX closes and reflects India's position as Cursor's third-largest market globally with the highest concentration of power users.

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Cursor launches ₹649 India subscription plan for developers ahead of SpaceX acquisition

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LTM and Cognition Partner to Deploy Devin AI for Financial Services Cybersecurity

LTM has formed a strategic partnership with Cognition to integrate Devin AI into its BlueVerse RightLogic framework, targeting financial services cybersecurity. The collaboration aims to lift CVE backlog coverage from 60 percent to 80 percent by autonomously identifying, prioritizing, and remediating vulnerabilities across banking infrastructure, AI systems, and software supply chains.

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LTM and Cognition Partner to Deploy Devin AI for Financial Services Cybersecurity

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Coforge secures $230M five-year contract for AI-led transformation with European client

Coforge has landed a five-year contract valued at over $230 million with a major European client for one of the region's largest AI-led transformation programs. The engagement combines Low-Code/No-Code platforms with AI-powered automation to transform business operations, improve decision-making, and accelerate enterprise-scale AI adoption.

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Coforge secures $230M five-year contract for AI-led transformation with European client

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Sophos report reveals AI transforming cybercrime with compressed attack timelines

Sophos released its AI Security 2026 Report showing attackers are operationalizing AI to collapse attack workflows from weeks to days. The report documents the first provable case of threat actors using approximately 12 AI agents to develop nearly 80 attack modules and 70 evasion techniques, dramatically accelerating operational readiness while targeting AI identities and enterprise infrastructure.

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Sophos report reveals AI transforming cybercrime with compressed attack timelines

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Xbox VP of engineering Jared Palmer exits after 2 months to join AI startup Cognition

Jared Palmer, hand-picked by Xbox CEO Asha Sharma to tackle the division's most complex engineering challenges, has left Microsoft after just two months. The former Xbox VP of engineering now joins Cognition, an AI company behind Devin, the autonomous software engineer. His departure comes as Xbox faces major organizational changes and prepares for its next-gen console.

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Xbox VP of engineering Jared Palmer exits after 2 months to join AI startup Cognition

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Claude AI automation unlocks hidden features in Code and Cowork to save hours every week

Anthropic's Claude AI extends far beyond basic chatbot functions with specialized tools like Claude Code for software development and Claude Cowork for workflow automation. Users are discovering hidden features that automate email routines, clipboard monitoring, and coding tasks, though privacy concerns remain when connecting AI to personal data.

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Claude AI automation unlocks hidden features in Code and Cowork to save hours every week

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Startups bet on AI and a leaner future as coding tools reshape tech hiring

Startups are embracing AI-powered coding assistants like Claude Code to build leaner teams, with 75% of developers now using these tools. But the shift comes at a cost: junior developer employment dropped nearly 20% since late 2022, raising concerns about career trajectories for the next generation of programmers.

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Startups bet on AI and a leaner future as coding tools reshape tech hiring

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Emergent becomes India's second AI unicorn in a month with $1.5 billion vibe coding platform

Vibe coding startup Emergent raised $130 million at a $1.5 billion valuation, making it India's second AI unicorn within a month. The platform lets users build apps without coding experience, targeting small businesses with AI agents to generate software. With 12 million apps built and a $120 million annual revenue run-rate, Emergent signals India's growing presence in the AI coding sector.

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Emergent becomes India's second AI unicorn in a month with $1.5 billion vibe coding platform

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Atlassian transforms Jira into orchestration hub for developers and AI agents amid productivity gap

Atlassian launched new capabilities in Jira to coordinate AI agents across software development workflows, addressing a critical gap where AI usage by engineers increased 65% but developer velocity gains plateaued at just 10%. The company's Teamwork Graph provides enterprise context that improved agent accuracy by 44% while reducing token usage by 48% in internal benchmarking.

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Atlassian transforms Jira into orchestration hub for developers and AI agents amid productivity gap

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Linus Torvalds tells AI critics to fork Linux or walk away as kernel embraces AI coding tools

Linus Torvalds has drawn a firm line on AI in Linux development, telling critics they can fork the project or leave. In a mailing list post, the Linux creator defended AI-powered coding tools like Sashiko, which finds 53.6% of bugs in kernel patches. His stance marks a shift from his 2024 dismissal of AI as marketing hype to embracing it as a clearly useful tool for improving code quality.

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Linus Torvalds tells AI critics to fork Linux or walk away as kernel embraces AI coding tools

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