Category: Cybersecurity
Frontier Models Vulnerability Patches F.L.A.W.E.D.
By Denny V |
12 Sep, 2026
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Subject What happens when a frontier LLM generates a vulnerability patch autonomously (without human review)? F.L.A.W.E.D. – Fix-Like Artifacts With Embedded Defects: Common failure modes of LLM-generated security patches Sources Link to full article: https://1password.com/files/resources/frontier-models-vulnerability-patches-flawed.pdf Link to Security Now’s take on the article: https://www.grc.com/sn/sn-1094.pdf Why I Picked This Story Frontier LLMs are very good at […]
Software-Engineering AI Agents
By Denny V |
25 Jul, 2026
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Subject Software Engineering Agents (SWE Agents) such as Claude Mythos, Gemini-powered Passerine, GitHub Copilot agents, and Codex-based systems have recently evolved from code assistants into autonomous software researchers capable of finding vulnerabilities, generating patches, running tests, analyzing large codebases, and submitting fixes to real-world software projects. Sources Inline Why I Picked This Story I often […]
ECB Tells Europe’s Big Banks to Plan for AI Cyber Threats
By Denny V |
25 Jul, 2026
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Subject The ECB’s top supervisor has ordered euro-area banks to submit plans for the cyber threat from frontier AI by end-October. The trigger is a model like Anthropic’s Claude Mythos. Source Source: https://thenextweb.com/news/ecb-banks-ai-cyber-plans-claude-mythosSecurity Now’s take on it: Security Now! #1087 – 07-14-26 Why I Picked This Story If this happened in Europe, it’s likely happening […]