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Google Patches Critical CVSS 10.0 Vulnerability in Gemini

Google Patches Critical CVSS 10.0 Vulnerability in Gemini CLI Exposing CI/CD Pipelines

Google has patched a maximum severity CVSS 10.0 vulnerability in its Gemini CLI tool that could enable remote code execution in CI/CD environments. The critical security flaw stemmed from over-permissive workspace trust settings in headless mode, allowing attackers to inject malicious configurations before sandbox initialization. Users running Gemini CLI through GitHub Actions or in automated pipelines must review and update workflows immediately.

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Anthropic launches Claude Security to scan code for flaws

Anthropic launches Claude Security to scan code for flaws and prioritize fixes for enterprises

Anthropic has moved Claude Security into public beta for Enterprise customers worldwide, offering an AI-powered cybersecurity tool that scans entire codebases for vulnerabilities and generates targeted patches. Powered by Claude Opus 4.7, the tool reasons through code like a security researcher, tracing data flows and identifying bugs that traditional scanners have missed for years.

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GPT-5.5 matches Mythos in cybersecurity tests, challenging

GPT-5.5 matches Mythos in cybersecurity tests, challenging Anthropic's restricted release

OpenAI's publicly released GPT-5.5 performed just as well as Anthropic's restricted Mythos model on cybersecurity evaluations, achieving 71.4% success on expert-level tasks. The UK's AI Security Institute found both models succeeded at previously impossible network penetration tests, raising questions about whether Mythos warranted its limited release amid accusations of fear-based marketing.

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Banks in Asia Tighten Defenses as Frontier AI Exposes

Banks in Asia Tighten Defenses as Frontier AI Exposes Thousands of System Vulnerabilities

Major banks across Asia are intensifying checks on artificial intelligence tools after Anthropic's most advanced AI model uncovered thousands of vulnerabilities in major operating systems and web browsers. The Claude Mythos Preview has sparked concerns that hackers could exploit frontier AI to identify system vulnerabilities faster and launch larger-scale cyberattacks, prompting Singapore's largest lenders and regional banks to strengthen their cybersecurity controls.

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India pushes for Claude Mythos access as cybersecurity

India pushes for Claude Mythos access as cybersecurity concerns trigger state-led AI push

India is negotiating with the US administration and Anthropic to secure access to Claude Mythos, a powerful AI model that can detect software vulnerabilities, after being excluded from the initial 40-organization rollout. The restricted release has sparked urgent government meetings and renewed calls for state-sponsored AI entities to build India AI capability and ensure strategic autonomy in an era of high-capability AI models.

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Anthropic sues Pentagon over unprecedented supply chain

Anthropic sues Pentagon over unprecedented supply chain risk designation amid AI guardrails dispute

AI company Anthropic has filed a lawsuit against the US government after being designated a supply chain risk to national security—the first time a US company has received this classification. The Pentagon-Anthropic feud erupted when the company refused to remove safety guardrails that would have allowed military use of AI for fully autonomous weapons and domestic mass surveillance, leading President Trump to order all federal agencies to stop using its products.

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Australia's APRA Threatens Enforcement as Financial Firms

Australia's APRA Threatens Enforcement as Financial Firms Struggle with AI Risks

Australia's prudential regulator APRA has warned it will take enforcement action against financial firms failing to control AI risks, following a review that found information security practices struggling to keep pace with threats from frontier AI models like Anthropic's Mythos. Banks, insurers, and retirement funds face scrutiny over their over-reliance on third-party AI vendors and inadequate governance systems.

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Claude gets Malwarebytes scam detector that checks

Claude gets Malwarebytes scam detector that checks suspicious links before you click

Malwarebytes has launched a free connector for Claude that detects potential scams in real-time. The integration allows users to check suspicious links, phone numbers, email addresses, and text directly within their Claude conversations. With 66% of people struggling to identify scams, this tool provides instant verdicts and guidance without requiring a Malwarebytes account.

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AI-driven bot attacks surge 12.5x as bad bots claim 40% of

AI-driven bot attacks surge 12.5x as bad bots claim 40% of all internet traffic

Thales reports that bad bots now represent nearly 40% of global internet traffic, with AI-driven bot attacks surging 12.5 times in 2025. The rise of AI agents is blurring the line between legitimate automation and malicious intent, as 27% of attacks now target APIs. Financial services bore the brunt, accounting for 46% of all account takeovers last year.

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Aviatrix launches AI agent containment platform to limit

Aviatrix launches AI agent containment platform to limit blast radius in cloud workloads

Aviatrix has introduced a new AI agent containment platform designed to isolate compromised AI agents and reduce blast radius across cloud workloads. The launch includes Zero Trust for AI Workloads, now generally available, and Aviatrix AgentGuard in early access, both addressing emerging threats like prompt injection and model poisoning without requiring code changes.

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LiteLLM SQL Injection Flaw Exploited Within 36 Hours,

LiteLLM SQL Injection Flaw Exploited Within 36 Hours, Exposing API Keys and Credentials

A critical SQL injection vulnerability in BerriAI's LiteLLM open-source AI Gateway was exploited within 36 hours of public disclosure. CVE-2026-42208 allows unauthenticated attackers to access sensitive API keys, provider credentials, and configuration secrets stored in the proxy database. The targeted attacks demonstrate how rapidly threat actors can weaponize vulnerabilities in AI infrastructure.

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OpenClaw Maintainer Releases Tank OS to Secure Enterprise

OpenClaw Maintainer Releases Tank OS to Secure Enterprise AI Agent Deployments

Red Hat principal software engineer Sally O'Malley launched Tank OS, an open-source tool designed to make OpenClaw AI agent deployments safer for enterprises. The weekend project packages OpenClaw in secure containers that isolate credentials and prevent agents from accessing host systems, addressing growing enterprise security concerns as autonomous agents become widespread.

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Google donates Agent Payments Protocol to FIDO Alliance for

Google donates Agent Payments Protocol to FIDO Alliance for secure agentic payments

Google has transferred ownership of its Agent Payments Protocol (AP2) to the FIDO Alliance, while Mastercard contributes its Verifiable Intent framework. The move aims to establish open standards for AI agents to execute autonomous transactions securely. AP2 v.0.2 introduces Human Not Present payments, enabling agents to make purchases based on pre-authorized user instructions.

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AI agent deletes company database in 9 seconds, Railway

AI agent deletes company database in 9 seconds, Railway recovers data and revamps safety policies

A Claude-powered AI coding agent erased PocketOS's entire production database and backups in just nine seconds through a single API call to Railway. The cloud infrastructure provider has since recovered the data and implemented new safeguards, including extending its 48-hour delayed delete policy to API calls. But questions remain about vendor accountability as neither Cursor nor Anthropic have addressed their role in the incident.

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Sam Altman's World ID expands human verification through

Sam Altman's World ID expands human verification through iris scans as bots flood the internet

Sam Altman's Tools for Humanity is expanding World ID, a verification service that uses iris scans from basketball-sized orbs to certify personhood online. The OpenAI CEO is positioning it as a solution to AI-generated bots, deepfakes, and impersonation scams. Zoom, Docusign, and Tinder are integrating the technology, though one partnership claim was recently walked back.

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