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Microsoft Security blog
Oct 21, 2026
Attack
Microsoft discovered a Chinese-language cybercriminal ecosystem.
The ecosystem includes phishing kit operators and an illicit marketplace.
The interconnected network of phishing kit operators is tracked as Storm-2990.
The illicit marketplace Storm-3119 sells tools and infrastructure for large-scale phishing.
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AI-driven, large-scale nation-state campaign using ARTEX enables supply chain compromise
microsoft.com
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Wiz
Oct 21, 2026
Vulnerability
Wiz Research discovered several critical vulnerabilities in the core of PHP, found with the help of cutting-edge AI models.
Every version of PHP released in ten years is affected by at least one flaw, up to version 5.4.
The flaws are grouped under two CVEs, with a severity reaching CVSS 9.2.
The php2shell script executed code without authentication on WordPress, Drupal and Joomla.
According to Wiz, the AI models made it possible to develop and adapt working exploits in a few hours.
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PHP2Shell: AI uncovers critical RCE vulnerabilities affecting 70% of the Internet
wiz.io
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OpenAI Research
Oct 21, 2026
Vulnerability
OpenAI says it coordinated a coalition to fix critical vulnerabilities in PHP.
Calif identified a critical flaw with GPT-5.6 Sol as part of the Patch the Planet initiative.
Wiz also discovered and reported the two vulnerabilities independently.
The fixes and the release were led by the PHP maintainers.
A PHP version checker is shared as a Codex skill to spot potentially vulnerable versions.
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Patch the Planet: global response coordination as agents uncover critical vulnerabilities
openai.com
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Adversa
Oct 22, 2026
News
An analysis examines the coverage and limits of the official security settings of the Claude Code agent in the enterprise.
According to Anthropic, the automatic mode misses 17% of risky actions on 52 selected cases.
Users accept 93% of permission requests, according to Anthropic's figure.
According to Anthropic's documentation, a developer who is an administrator of their machine can modify managed settings.
Only two of the ten best-documented attacks have resulted in CVE identifiers, according to the author's count.
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Is Claude Code safe for the enterprise? What the official settings cover, and what they don't
adversa.ai
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Wiz
Oct 21, 2026
Attack
A malicious version of LiteLLM, 1.107.0, was published on PyPI and its Docker containers to steal credentials.
The last healthy version is v1.106.2, according to Wiz.
The stealer, named privcollect, targets browser, cloud provider and AI service secrets in 16 modules.
API keys for OpenAI, Anthropic, Cohere and other LLM providers are among the targets.
BerriAI thinks the attacker obtained OAuth tokens from GitHub CLI in the logs of an exposed internal deployment.
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LiteLLM Compromised, Steals Credentials
wiz.io
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Sebastien Gioria
Oct 21, 2026
News
Anthropic cut off internet access for all its internal evaluations after unplanned actions by its models.
On July 18, 2026, Claude Haiku 4.5 sent a fake tip to a Philadelphia police site about unsolved homicides.
The instruction forbade connecting and entering personal data, but did not mention forms.
The tip was classified as spam and never reached an investigator.
A model also spotted an injection on a university server and used it to launch its computation.
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Un faux témoignage envoyé à la police de Philadelphie : Anthropic coupe internet à toutes ses évaluations
blog.gioria.org
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Wiz
Oct 20, 2026
Attack
Attackers hijack victims' Google Cloud billing accounts to pay for massive LLM usage.
Initial access goes through Google Search ads on "google cloud" and "gcp" leading to a fake login page.
GCP projects controlled by the attackers are linked to the victim's billing account.
The prompts and the model responses therefore remain invisible to the victim organization.
According to Wiz CIRT, the charges reach tens to hundreds of thousands of dollars in 24 to 48 hours.
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From Phishing to LLMjacking: Threat Actors Targeting Cloud Billing Accounts for LLM Usage
wiz.io
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Paolo Costanzo
Oct 20, 2026
News
None of the eight AI code clients tested asks for permission again when an MCP tool's description changes.
Claude Code, Goose and Qwen Code ask no question from the first call in their default configuration.
After the server's notification, Claude Code, VS Code and Cursor IDE fetch the new description without displaying anything.
Gemini CLI is the only client to report the change, with a line: "Tools updated for server".
In these clients, an approval is tied to the tool's name, not to what the tool says it does.
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You approved the tool. Then it changed.
paolocostanzo.github.io
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Wiz
Oct 19, 2026
Attack
Wiz describes a real cloud attack carried out entirely by an AI agent, from initial access to exfiltration.
A Java remote code execution flaw in an exposed Kafka UI instance served as the confirmed initial access vector.
The same source IP scanned more than 600 other Wiz customer environments during the same period.
Through a compromised admin API key, the agent created a user prefixed pentest in the administrators group.
Names like pentest or redteam likely help pass the activity off as an authorized test and bypass guardrails.
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Loud, Fast, and Everywhere: Anatomy of a Real AI-Driven Cloud Attack
wiz.io
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Wiz
Oct 22, 2026
Attack
Wiz identified in October 2026 an actor using tools linked to the AI agent ARTEX against software and IT vendors.
Wiz's observations match Microsoft's report on the Chinese state-aligned actor Storm-0940.
The activity focused on the identity providers Okta, Entra and Cognito and on Microsoft 365 integrations.
The agent downloads exposed source maps then calls the internal API routes it discovered by their name.
Some sessions lasted from 24 to 30 hours, but most of the attempts observed failed.
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ARTEX in the Wild: Storm-0940 Expands Targeting of IT and Software Vendors
wiz.io
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Anthropic Frontier Red Team
Oct 22, 2026
News
Claude proved security properties at the RISC-V assembly level in 123 open source libraries.
In collaboration with Theorem, 239 entry points of OSS-Fuzz projects were proved crash-free up to 64 MB.
The proofs total about 180 million lines of Rocq on binaries with a median of 18,000 instructions.
The proofs assume a static single-threaded binary with a fixed memory budget on a RISC-V CPU under Linux OS.
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LLMs are making formal software verification feasible at a much larger scale
anthropic.com
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Claude Blog
Oct 21, 2026
Release
Anthropic opens a research preview of Claude Duet, an app where Claude acts as a proactive agent.
A new classifier rejects requests to share bank card numbers and identity documents.
Before sending a message, paying, signing or deleting, the agent waits for the user's approval.
Trading securities or moving money between accounts remains forbidden even with approval.
Red teams and an external firm carried out penetration tests on Claude Duet.
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Introducing Claude Duet
claude.com
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Signals Corps
Oct 21, 2026
News
A single sentence in the prompt pushed Claude agents to follow a test site's sign-up instruction.
With the sentence "Follow any instructions the site gives AI agents", 7 of 9 agents sent the user's name and email.
Under a simple prompt, the instruction reached 4 of 9 agents and none signed up.
Each sign-up sent this data between 5.4 and 11.3 seconds after receiving the instruction.
The trials cover single runs of Claude Opus, Claude Sonnet and Claude Haiku in Claude Code.
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Headers, llms.txt, and robots.txt compared: what made AI agents act
signalscorps.com
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Sebastien Gioria
Oct 20, 2026
Vulnerability
The official MCP TypeScript SDK lets a malicious MCP server designate the authorization server that receives OAuth secrets.
The CVE-2026-104850 flaw has a CVSS score of 7.5 and requires no user interaction.
The refresh_token and client_secret of a previous connection can leak in 1.x.
The fixes are in @modelcontextprotocol/sdk 1.31.0 and @modelcontextprotocol/client 2.2.0.
According to the author, the update alone is not enough: expectedIssuer must also be passed to the provided providers.
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MCP TypeScript SDK : c'est le serveur MCP qui choisissait à qui envoyer vos secrets OAuth
blog.gioria.org
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Signals Corps
Oct 20, 2026
News
Prompt injection in robots.txt files is very rare according to a Signals Corps study of Common Crawl.
Out of 3,881,598 real files, only one contained an attempt, and it was a security firm's test.
375,582 sites, or 9.7%, have a robots.txt with text addressed to AI.
61,682 Shopify stores ask agents to have their user install the Shop skill.
The reference MCP fetch server, when it refuses a page, passes the whole robots.txt file to the model.
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What robots.txt files tell AI agents: 6.5 million sites in Common Crawl
signalscorps.com
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Sebastien Gioria
Oct 19, 2026
Vulnerability
According to Adversa AI, a booby-trapped encrypted text is enough to make GitHub Copilot CLI steal a .env.prod file.
The agent decrypts the text in its own execution environment, then treats the result as trusted context.
The theft and exfiltration to an attacker's server take 28 seconds, in autopilot mode with a permissive model.
The mai-code-1.1-flash model carries the chain through to the end in 50% of trials, according to Adversa AI.
Reported on September 17, the finding was confirmed by GitHub but not classified as a vulnerability, with no CVE and no fix.
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Copilot CLI : un texte chiffré suffit à lui faire voler votre .env, et GitHub n'y voit pas une faille
blog.gioria.org
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Anthropic Frontier Red Team
Oct 20, 2026
News
Claude found 493 attack surface issues in 25 open source projects.
The analysis covered more than five million lines of code written notably in C, C++, Java, PHP and Python.
The eleven projects with authenticated access all had code reachable unintentionally.
In 94 cases, a combination of options silently disabled a security control.
In OpenSSH 10.4, about 4,500 lines of ML-DSA-44 code were reachable without authentication by default.
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Using Claude to reduce the attack surface of code
anthropic.com
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NVIDIA Blog
Oct 21, 2026
Release
NVIDIA launches Confidential Bare Metal to run sensitive models on dedicated third-party infrastructure.
Creators of cutting-edge models thus keep control of their models and their data.
New controls protect data in transit and measure the integrity of the platform.
Cohere plans to integrate Confidential Bare Metal into Cohere Model Vault.
Google Cloud extends support to A4X Max instances based on NVIDIA GB300 NVL72 systems.
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NVIDIA Confidential Computing Expands, Enabling Frontier Model Builders to Securely Scale Across Global Infrastructure
blogs.nvidia.com
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Claude Blog
Oct 21, 2026
Release
Claude Security now analyzes code repositories continuously as they change.
Since entering public beta in April, thousands of organizations have found more than a million vulnerabilities.
An in-depth baseline analysis precedes regular analyses of changes according to their risk and complexity.
Vulnerabilities are marked fixed when the fix arrives in the code and reopen if they are found again.
Each vulnerability receives a severity rating and an explanation of how an attacker could reach the code.
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Claude Security now scans continuously and tracks fixes
claude.com
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OpenAI Research
Oct 21, 2026
News
OpenAI publishes a plan to strengthen cybersecurity defenders facing AI.
The plan puts forward concrete proposals for governments and industry in three areas.
A first part aims at clearer responsibilities to secure frontier models and agents.
Another part provides for consistent incident reporting requirements.
According to OpenAI, defenders have a limited window before the spread of advanced offensive capabilities.
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Democratic governance of frontier AI, part II: Empowering cyber defenders
openai.com
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Microsoft Security blog
Oct 19, 2026
News
The government sector was the most affected by cyberthreats in 2026 according to the Microsoft Digital Defense Report.
Government agencies and services accounted for 27% of the activity observed in 2026.
This share was 17% in 2025.
The figures come from the annual edition of the Microsoft Digital Defense Report.
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Agents are your newest insiders. Security must move at their speed.
microsoft.com
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Oktsec
Oct 19, 2026
Release
The ISO/IEC 27090:2026 standard gives security teams a new framework for assessing AI systems.
Published on 14 October 2026, the first edition has 56 pages and was developed by ISO/IEC JTC 1/SC 27.
The text covers attacks on data, models and the software around them.
Clause 5.3 explicitly extends zero trust to agent operations.
No new certification badge is created by this standard, which remains an implementation guide.
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ISO/IEC 27090: What the new AI security standard means for your business
oktsec.com