Agent SBOM: How Do You Inventory What an AI Agent Can See, Trust, and Execute?
Introduction Artificial Intelligence is rapidly moving beyond chatbots that simply answer questions. Modern AI systems are becoming agents capable of […]
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Prompt Injection Is the New SQL Injection — and Teams Keep Getting It Wrong
Everyone reaches for the SQL injection analogy to explain prompt injection. It’s a useful starting point — and the reason
Security for Synthetic Identities: Governing AI Agents as Digital Employees
1. The Paradigm Shift: From Users to Autonomous Actors For decades, enterprise security has revolved around human identities and static
Voice Cloning Attacks: How to Verify High-Risk Requests Without Slowing the Business
Caller ID and a familiar voice are no longer proof of identity. Criminals are already using AI-generated voice messages (vishing)
If This Were a Safety Audit Instead of a Security Audit…
Security audits ask “Can this be exploited?”Safety audits ask “What happens when it is?”In modern IT-OT systems, the second question
GhostMQ: Turning Everyday IoT Traffic into Invisible Communication
Researchers have discovered a method to hide secret data inside everyday IoT traffic using MQTT — one of the most
Rebuilding Files from the Ashes of Ransomware
A new research breakthrough, FFRecovery, shows how to restore individual files encrypted by ransomware — without paying a ransom. By
Reinventing Passwordless Authentication Through Cryptography, Biometrics, and Hidden Data
A new approach to authentication combines RSA, AES, typing biometrics, and steganography — all within your smartphone — to eliminate
When Reasoning Backfires: How Chain-of-Thought Can Be Weaponized Against Large Language Models
A new study reveals that the very mechanism that makes LLMs “smarter” — chain-of-thought (CoT) reasoning — can also make
The Tipping Point of Organizational Perceived Targeting
Modeled through Signal Detection Theory + Threshold Model of Collective Behavior, within a Complex Adaptive System How many cyber incidents
Security Chaos Engineering: Breaking Your Systems on Purpose to Make Them Stronger
Security Chaos Engineering (SCE) runs safe, controlled security experiments in production-like environments to uncover fragility before attackers do. Instead of
Building Your First Model Context Protocol (MCP) Server: A Step-by-Step Developer’s Guide
Large-language-model apps don’t need a thousand bespoke integrations—they need one great port. That’s the promise of the Model Context Protocol