Tag: Cybersecurity
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Nvidia Open Agent Safety Platform Explained: How OpenShell and Sentry Box In Rogue AI Agents
Nvidia just launched a two-part system to fence in AI agents and lock them down if they misbehave. Here’s what it does and who’s using it.
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MALFEX npm Malware Hid for Years: The 8 Packages to Check For in Your Projects
Eight npm packages carried Windows malware for years, and three were still installable in late September. Here’s the one-line check to run today.
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Chrome 154 HTTP Warning: Why Chrome Now Questions Insecure Sites
Chrome now stops to ask before opening plain HTTP sites. Here’s who sees the prompt, what’s exempt, and what to do about it.
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Google Bug Bounty Freeze: Why AI Spam Just Shut Down Google’s Open-Source Rewards
Google stopped paying for open-source bug reports after AI tools flooded its inbox with fakes. Here’s what’s still open and what bug hunters should do now.
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macOS Full Disk Access Is Getting Stricter: What It Means for AI Agents on Your Mac
Apple says AI agents are misusing the Mac’s most powerful permission. Here’s what’s changing, and the one-minute check you should do right now.
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WhatsApp Restricted Chat Keeps Private Talks Off Your Linked Devices — Here’s How It Works
WhatsApp is testing a switch that locks a chat to your main phone, hiding it from WhatsApp Web and other linked devices. Here’s who can try it and what it won’t stop.
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Gemini 4 Argon Is Google’s Smartest AI Yet, But You Probably Can’t Use It Today
Google’s new top model beats GPT-6 Astra on most tests and costs less. There’s just one problem: almost nobody can use it yet.
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OpenAI DevDay 2026 Is Almost Here: Livestream, Ticket Price, and What’s Reportedly Coming
Sam Altman takes the stage on September 29 for OpenAI’s biggest event of the year. Here’s what’s actually confirmed — and what’s still just a rumor.
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The Mistral Vibe Vulnerability That Could Run Code on Your Machine — Here’s the Fix
A hidden Git hook could hijack Mistral Vibe, its AI coding agent, the moment you opened a malicious repo. Mistral just shipped the fix.
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The GitHub Copilot CLI Vulnerability That Could Run Malware on Your Machine — Here’s the Fix
A booby-trapped folder was all it took to make GitHub Copilot CLI run commands you never approved. Here is what happened and the one-line fix.