A newly disclosed flaw in SGLang enables remote code execution through malicious GGUF model files. With a CVSS score of 9.8 and no official fix, the vulnerability exposes thousands of AI servers to takeover. Discover how the attack works and what it signals for the future of AI security.
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A critical architectural weakness in Anthropic’s Model Context Protocol exposes millions of AI-powered systems to remote code execution and data theft. Netcrook investigates the origins, scope, and fallout of this unprecedented supply chain vulnerability.
A critical design flaw in Anthropic’s MCP protocol threatens Flowise and the wider AI ecosystem with remote command execution risks. Explore the global impact, attack vectors, and why protocol-level fixes remain elusive.
Anthropic unveils Claude Opus 4.7, a powerful AI model balancing cutting-edge capabilities with new cybersecurity safeguards—sparking debate over its double-edged potential.
With AI like Claude Mythos changing the cyber battlefield, vulnerabilities are exploited faster than ever. This investigative feature reveals the concrete, urgent steps CISOs must take to survive the coming storm.
A new prompt injection attack, 'Comment and Control,' allows hackers to exploit AI code security agents using malicious GitHub comments, exposing sensitive credentials. Researchers warn the flaw is systemic, affecting leading tools like Claude Code, Gemini CLI, and GitHub Copilot.
Security researchers revealed prompt injection vulnerabilities in Microsoft and Salesforce AI agents, exposing sensitive data to attackers. Despite patches, experts warn that the industry still lacks robust solutions to this escalating threat.
As AI becomes integral to cybersecurity, experts warn that unchecked autonomy risks undermining the reliability of exposure validation. A hybrid model—combining deterministic structure with adaptive intelligence—offers both trust and adaptability in the fight against evolving threats.
An autonomous AI security agent discovered a critical authentication bypass in etcd, enabling attackers to access sensitive cluster APIs without credentials. The flaw, quickly patched in March 2026, highlights both the risks in open-source infrastructure and the growing power of AI-driven security testing.
Anthropic’s Claude Mythos AI has sent shockwaves through the cybersecurity world. As it uncovers and exploits vulnerabilities at unprecedented speed, CISOs face a new era of AI-driven threats and must act fast to stay ahead.