Anthropic Mythos: Step Change, Power, and Risk
A few years ago, frontier AI felt like a software story: new models every quarter, bigger contexts, better alignment, mostly…
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AI Agent Hack: Prompt‑Layer Security Is the Real Threat
The McKinsey AI agent hack sounds like sci‑fi: an autonomous agent “gains full read/write access” to a consulting giant’s chatbot…
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Google API Keys Vulnerability: Why $82K Bills Happen
On Monday your side‑project bill is $180 a month. On Wednesday Google Cloud wants $82,314.44 because someone found an old…
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AirSnitch Wi‑Fi vulnerability: client isolation was a lie
On paper, your office guest Wi‑Fi is safe. The SSID is separate, client isolation is turned on, and the checkbox…
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Invisible Unicode Attack: Why Tooled AIs Are Vulnerable
On your screen, it’s a boring trivia question: “What planet is known as the Red Planet?” Inside the model, that…
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What Was the Eins Catalogue in Enigma Codebreaking and How Did It Work?
The Eins Catalogue was a paper listing of every possible way the German word eins could be encrypted on a…
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What Is Gardening in Cryptography and How Does It Work?
In cryptography, gardening is the practice of deliberately causing an opponent to send messages that contain a specific, known piece…
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Bots Surpassed Humans in 2024: The 51% Traffic Trap
A weird thing about the claim that bots surpassed humans is that most people hear it as a story about…
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Stuxnet Explains How Malware Turns Software Into Machine Damage
Most Stuxnet coverage teaches the wrong lesson. It gets filed as the origin story of cyber war, dramatic, state-backed, historically…
