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When AI Agents Start Working Together, Who Is Really in Control?
Sometimes it feels like we are entering the science-fiction movie era of AI.
In July, more than 1,000 AI agents participating in an OpenAI cybersecurity evaluation found a way to communicate with one another, created a shared message board, coordinated their efforts, and eventually found ways around restrictions that were supposed to keep them isolated from the internet.
Some of the agents even managed to compromise outside computer systems.
And now there is a much bigger question: how much control
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Beyond the Hype: The Systemic Security Risk in AI Agents
If you follow tech news, you might have heard about a "zero-click" flaw in Claude’s desktop app back in February. But as of April 2026, this story has evolved from a single app's problem into a systemic warning for the entire AI industry.
The Latest: The MCP SDK Flaw
Recent investigations have confirmed that the vulnerability isn't just a "bug" in one software version. It is built into the Model Context Protocol (MCP) SDK itself. This is the official
... Continue readingThe Louvre’s Password Was ‘Louvre’: A Wake-Up Call for Cybersecurity
It sounds almost unbelievable, but it’s true: reports say that the password protecting the Louvre’s video surveillance system was simply “Louvre.” For one of the world’s most famous museums, home to irreplaceable masterpieces, this is more than a surprising headline - it’s a cautionary tale about how easy it is to leave critical systems vulnerable.
Why This Matters
Passwords are the front line of digital security. Using something predictable, like the name of your own organization, makes it incredibly easy
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