Tag Archives: Application Security

Intent, Not Sophistication: The AI Attacker Is on the Record

Posted on September 24, 2026 by Simon Roses

Read Time: 16 minutes TL;DR Two documents landed within days of each other this month, from two sources with nothing in common except the thing they describe. On September 14, Spain’s data-protection regulator, the AEPD, announced it had received the … Continue reading →

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“Systems That Can Hack Anything”: An AI-Safety Resignation, Read From the Security Chair

Posted on September 10, 2026 by Simon Roses

Read Time: 13 minutes TL;DR On September 9, 2026, a pretraining researcher named Jacob Coxon resigned from Anthropic — after three years across OpenAI and Anthropic — and posted a thread warning that the labs are “racing straight to self-improving … Continue reading →

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Information Warfare Strategies (SRF-IWS): Spyware as Statecraft — How States Blackmail States

Posted on August 28, 2026 by Simon Roses

Read Time: 15 minutes TL;DR Commercial spyware collapsed the price of the oldest move in statecraft: know what the other side knows, and hold something over the people who decide. A mid-sized state can now rent zero-click capability that used … Continue reading →

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