If you’re running a local LLM for privacy and security, you need to read this. Our research on gpt-oss-20b (for OpenAI’s Red‑Teaming Challenge) shows they are much more prone to being tricked than frontier models. When attackers prompt them to … Read more
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The bottom line: Each security vulnerability costs your team ~$600 to fix manually. A 100-engineer company burns $300,000 annually on this. Automation cuts that by 93%. Most CTOs guess they spend “maybe 10%” of dev time on security fixes. Multiple … Read more
Elevenlabs AudioNative Player Been digging into Model Context Protocol implementations lately and found some stuff that’s keeping me up at night. Not because it’s earth-shattering, but because it’s the kind of boring security debt that bites you when you least … Read more
In a result of its research investigation efforts, Security Explorations, a research lab of AG Security Research company, conducted security analysis of eSIM technology. This section of our website presents initial information regarding the project. Notes We broke security of … Read more
(If you missed the previous parts of this trust policy blog series, we recommend reading parts one and two first) In the previous post of this series, we explored four dangerous misconceptions regarding how to securely set up cross-account access … Read more
Index of /pub/debian Dear “Security Researchers”, Welcome to our *PUBLIC* OPEN SOURCE SOFTWARE MIRROR SERVER.Please DO NOT report this under our responsible disclosure policy.This is a PUBLIC service, with OPEN SOURCE SOFTWARE, and NOT a security threat to our company.There … Read more
The PHP Foundation is pleased to announce the completion of a comprehensive security audit of the PHP source code (php/php-src), commissioned by the Sovereign Tech Agency. This initiative was organized in partnership with the Open Source Technology Improvement Fund (OSTIF) … Read more
You can see in the screenshot that the data is then exfiltrated to a website that the attacker owns. Now, typically, when we see packages like this, they are attempting to perform a dependency confusion attack on a specific company. … Read more
ESET researchers have identified multiple samples of Linux backdoor, which we have named WolfsBane, that we attribute with high confidence to the Gelsemium advanced persistent threat (APT) group. This China-aligned threat actor has a known history dating back to 2014 … Read more