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Category Archives: Privacy
The AI Strategy Vacuum: Why “We Use ChatGPT” Isn’t a Plan
Read Time: 18 minutes TL;DR A CEO tells the board the company is “all in on AI.” Three floors down, here’s what that actually means: marketing is running a chatbot nobody in security has heard of, finance just pasted the … Continue reading
Posted in AI, Economics, Privacy, Security, Technology
Tagged AI, Application Security, Information Security, ShadowAI
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AI Agent Skill Poisoning: The Supply Chain Attack You Haven’t Heard Of
Read Time: 15 minutes TL;DR Security professionals are well acquainted with npm supply chain attacks, PyPI package poisoning, and the infamous xz backdoor. But a new attack vector is emerging that flies under the radar—one that is arguably more dangerous … Continue reading
Posted in AI, Pentest, Privacy, Security, Technology
Tagged agent-security, AI, ai-security, Application Security, openclaw, pentesting, Skill, supply-chain
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The Shadow Twin Threats: When AI and Vibe Coding Go Rogue in Your Network
Read Time: 15 minutes TL;DR Your IT department doesn’t know it yet, but someone in marketing just spun up an Ollama server to run a local LLM. Finance is building a custom payroll app with Cursor. And that NVIDIA DGX … Continue reading
Posted in AI, Pentest, Privacy
Tagged AI, Application Security, Software Security, Vibe Coding
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