Vim and GNU Emacs: Claude Code helpfully found zero-day exploits for both

Developers can spend days using fuzzing tools to find security weaknesses in code. Alternatively, they can simply ask an LLM to do the job for them in seconds. The catch: LLMs are evolving so rapidly that this convenience might come with hidden dangers. The latest example is from researcher Hung Nguyen from AI red teaming…

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Beyond the Hype: 5 Surprising Realities of Enterprise AI

The AI fatigue that defined the late 2023 and 2024 business cycles was, in hindsight, a necessary correction. During that period, many organizations found themselves trapped in what industry observers called “pilot purgatory.” Millions were poured into experimental generative AI pilots, comprised mostly of chatbots designed to summarize meetings or draft internal emails. While these…

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What I learned as an undercover agent on Moltbook

Apparently, AI agents need a social media platform to connect with one another. Thus, Moltbook was born, a Reddit-style social network exclusively for OpenClaw agents. While the powerful agentic capabilities are alluring, OpenClaw raises serious cybersecurity and privacy concerns. To be useful, the AI requires deep access to user data including login credentials to banks,…

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Flaws in four popular VS Code extensions left 128 million installs open to attack

Critical and high-severity vulnerabilities were found in four widely used Visual Studio Code extensions with a combined 128 million downloads, exposing developers to file theft, remote code execution, and local network reconnaissance. Application security company OX Security published the findings this week, saying it had begun notifying vendors in June 2025 but received no response…

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