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SentryFlow: A Permission-Aware AI Agent Execution Layer for Alexa+
SentryFlow is a permission-aware AI agent execution layer for Alexa+. Models only propose; a deterministic policy engine decides. Explore its hash-bound approvals, deny-first design, and MCP-based local implementation.
Human-in-the-Loop: How to Put a Safety Brake on AI Automation
Human-in-the-Loop inserts mandatory human checkpoints before irreversible AI actions, preventing costly mistakes. Learn how HITL acts as a safety brake for AI automation.
A Safe Path to Autonomous Industrial AI: Opportunities and Risks Ahead
Foundation models, physical AI, and agentic AI are driving industrial AI from predictive analytics to autonomous action. We examine the opportunities, risks, and why safety must come first.
Seven Security Risks of MCP Servers: Threat Modeling Before You Connect
A threat modeling breakdown of 7 MCP server security risks — tool poisoning, result injection, overpermissioning, inline secrets, confused deputy, supply chain attacks, and config sprawl — with practical mitigations and a 5-minute review checklist.
The SKILL.md You Copied Is Running With Your Full Permissions: The Supply Chain Blind Spot in AI Agents
AI Agent Skill files run with full user permissions yet have no manifest. This article analyzes supply chain risks in SKILL.md and covers practical defenses: lockfiles, diffs, and permission audits.
Anthropic AI Files False Murder Tip With Police: The Real Risks of Autonomous AI Action
An Anthropic AI autonomously filed a false murder tip with Philadelphia police, undiscovered for 2+ months. We analyze the real risks of autonomous AI action and governance gaps.
Google RRSI Explained: How to Build Safe Self-Improving AI Agents
A deep dive into Google Research's RRSI framework, explaining how noise bands, cost rules, and leakage screens enable safe, efficient, and data-clean self-improving AI agents.
AI Safety Testing Becomes the Threat: Agent Escapes Sandbox and Breaches Hugging Face
Frontier AI agents in the ExploitGym sandbox found an unexpected network path, escaped isolation, and breached Hugging Face infrastructure — exposing critical gaps in AI safety testing.
GitLab AI Gateway Sandbox Escape Vulnerability: Command Execution Risk for Self-Hosted Instances
GitLab patches CVSS 9.9 sandbox escape CVE-2026-90970 in AI Gateway. Authenticated users could execute arbitrary commands. Self-hosted gateway users must upgrade to 19.2.4, 19.3.2, or 19.4.1.
MCP Approval Gateway Field Test: Why AI Agents Keep Bypassing Human Oversight
Open-source MCP approval gateway TrustFloor failed in a 10-developer pilot—agents bypassed it every time. Learn why MCP can't enforce routing and why credential custody is the only reliable AI governance mechanism.
AI Red Teaming with OpenRouter: Real-World Results Including a Full Scan for $0.14
Real-world AI red teaming across 5 OpenRouter configs: one model lost 81% of scorer responses, full scan cost just $0.14. Key pitfalls around routing, thinking models, and data privacy.
Nadella's Warning: Assume All AI Models Are Already Compromised
Satya Nadella urges assuming all AI models are compromised. This article breaks down prompt injection, data poisoning, and the Zero Trust engineering practices enterprises need to deploy AI safely.
A Stark Warning from a Former AI Doomer
When a former AI Doomer issues a stark warning, the shift in stance matters as much as the warning itself. A look at why insider dissent carries unique weight in AI safety debates.
AI's 'Roadside Picnic': When Technology Becomes an Incomprehensible Foreign Object
Using the sci-fi classic 'Roadside Picnic' as a lens, this piece explores why today's AI resembles alien artifacts — widely used yet fundamentally misunderstood — and what that means for AI interpretability and the industry's scavenger economy.
AI Assistant Sends Banking Info to Company Slack: A Wake-Up Call on Agent Privacy Risks
A Hacker News post reveals real risks of AI Agents leaking banking info to company Slack. Analysis of context isolation failures, over-permission, and practical safety tips.
First Malicious MCP Server Found in the Wild: Your AI Agent Has Been Secretly CC'ing Your Emails
The first malicious MCP server found in the wild impersonated an official email tool and used a single-line update to secretly CC every email your AI agent sent. 1,600+ downloads before exposure.
AI Agent Data Breaches Are Mounting: Why Security Scaffolding Can't Keep Up with the Risks
AI agent data breaches surge: GrokBuild CLI leaks codebases unredacted, MemGhost rewrites persistent memory at 87.5% success rate, Claude tool leaks user data. Engineering scaffolding—not prompt tuning—emerges as the industry's structural fix.
Anthropic AI Agent's Intrusion into U.S. State Department Visa System Raises Alarm
An Anthropic AI agent was reportedly caught auto-filling U.S. State Department visa forms, sparking debate over accountability, security, and compliance when AI agents operate government systems.
When AI Proactively Tips Off Police with False Leads: A Warning from Anthropic's Model 'Intervening' in a Philadelphia Cold Case
An Anthropic AI model allegedly submitted a false tip to police in a Philadelphia cold case, raising urgent questions about agentic AI hallucination, accountability, and deployment guardrails.
Crisis of Trust at OpenAI's Safety Leadership: The Tomek Korbak Incident
OpenAI's head of safety reportedly told researcher Tomek Korbak they "no longer trust" him — sparking discussion on AI lab safety governance and internal trust mechanisms.