Internet Bug Bounty program hits pause on payouts

Researchers who identify and report bugs in open-source software will no longer be rewarded by the Internet Bug Bounty team. HackerOne, which administers the program, has said that it is “pausing submissions” while it contemplates ways in which open source security can be handled more effectively. The Internet Bug Bounty program, funded by a number…

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Claude Code is still vulnerable to an attack Anthropic has already fixed

The leak of Claude Code’s source is already having consequences for the tool’s security. Researchers have spotted a vulnerability documented in the code. The vulnerability, revealed by AI security company Adversa, is that if Claude Code is presented with a command composed of more than 50 subcommands, then for subcommands after the 50th it will…

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Google gives enterprises new controls to manage AI inference costs and reliability

Google has added two new service tiers to the Gemini API that enable enterprise developers to control the cost and reliability of AI inference depending on how time-sensitive a given workload is. While the cost of training large language models for artificial intelligence has been a concern in the past, the focus of attention is…

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Understanding the risks of OpenClaw

Let’s begin with the core question: Is OpenClaw a cloud entity or not? The best answer is a complicated “not exactly, but functionally, yes.” OpenClaw AI Agent Platform is better viewed as an orchestration layer, runtime, or plumbing rather than a complete cloud platform. It provides the tools to build and manage agents but lacks the intelligence, data…

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Claude Code leak puts enterprise trust at risk as security, governance concerns mount

Anthropic likes to talk about safety. It even risked the ire of the US Department of Defense (also known as the Department of War) over it. But two unrelated leaks in the space of a week have put the company in an unfamiliar spotlight: not highlighting model performance or safety claims, but for its apparent…

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