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Generative AI, LLM security, AI agents and the vulnerabilities shaping them.
A new survey shows that AI has crossed the threshold into everyday use across security operations. Nearly all security teams are either using, testing, or planning to adopt AI tools. This shift is not just a numbers game; it’s redefining how organizations detect, analyze, and respond to threats. Below, we explore the current adoption landscape and the ten most impactful ways AI is reshaping SOC workflows in 2026.
By Gourav Rajput
A randomized controlled trial involving more than 1,000 university students explores how generative AI tools like ChatGPT interact with critical-thinking training to influence originality and assignment quality. The findings offer surprising insights for educators and learners alike.
By Gourav Rajput
OpenAI is scaling its operations in Brazil, building deeper ties with developers, enterprises, and local communities. The move reflects a broader strategy to accelerate responsible AI adoption across Latin America's largest economy. The expansion signals a long-term commitment to nurturing local innovation, supporting regional businesses, and ensuring that the benefits of artificial intelligence reach a wider audience across the country.
By Gourav Rajput
PortSwigger Research Director James Kettle has unveiled HTTP Terminator, an AI-driven open-source tool designed to automate the discovery of HTTP request smuggling vulnerabilities. By leveraging large language models to mutate and analyze HTTP traffic, the tool has already uncovered novel desynchronization techniques that traditional fuzzers miss, signaling a shift in how logic-based web flaws are hunted.
By Gourav Rajput
In today’s security operations, the classic SOC model forces alerts into a never‑ending queue where most never see human eyes. This bottleneck drains resources and slows response. A new approach— the AI hypothesis engine—breaks the cycle by generating and testing automated theories in real time, turning raw data into actionable insights without waiting for manual escalation.
By Gourav Rajput
OpenAI has announced a significant expansion of its ChatGPT for Teachers initiative, onboarding 55 additional U.S. school districts. This move equips over 100,000 educators and staff with enterprise-grade AI capabilities, dedicated training, and administrative controls designed specifically for classroom environments. The rollout signals a maturing approach to generative AI in K-12 education, shifting the narrative from restriction to responsible integration. By prioritizing data privacy and pedagogical alignment, the program aims to reduce teacher burnout while preparing students for an AI-driven future.
By Gourav Rajput
Artificial intelligence is dissolving the boundaries of when and where learning happens. New research highlights how generative AI tools act as ever-present tutors, turning education into a seamless, lifelong journey rather than a phase confined to school years. This shift demands a rethinking of curriculum design, assessment, and the very role of human educators in an AI-augmented world.
By Gourav Rajput
Cybersecurity researchers have uncovered a highly organized phishing operation that weaponizes artificial intelligence to target individuals whose Apple devices have been stolen. The service automates social engineering attacks using convincing AI-generated voice calls.
By Gourav Rajput
The modern business landscape demands agility, and companies that can rapidly translate ideas into functional products hold a significant competitive edge. However, traditional software development has always been bottlenecked by limited technical resources.
By Gourav Rajput
A recent security incident involving Hugging Face and OpenAI has sparked important conversations about AI model safety. OpenAI has shared detailed findings about what happened, revealing vulnerabilities in third-party platforms and the urgent need for stronger security measures across the AI ecosystem. The incident highlights growing concerns about how artificial intelligence models are shared, stored, and protected from malicious actors seeking to exploit these powerful systems.
By Gourav Rajput
A novel attack vector is targeting AI-powered email assistants by embedding invisible HTML instructions within messages. These hidden prompts manipulate summarization engines into generating false, malicious, or dangerous outputs without the user's knowledge. As organizations increasingly rely on large language models to manage communication, understanding this 'prompt injection' technique is critical for maintaining data integrity and operational security.
By Gourav Rajput
A recently disclosed security weakness in NVIDIA's OpenClaw tool has raised alarms across the AI community. Researchers found that the networking flaw allows malicious actors to access local model servers without authentication, opening the door to a dangerous type of attack known as LLM poisoning. By exploiting the Ollama API, adversaries can inject corrupted data into large language models, potentially leading to persistent manipulation of AI agent behavior. The findings highlight the growing intersection between networking vulnerabilities and artificial intelligence security.
By Gourav Rajput
Security researchers have identified a significant vulnerability in NVIDIA's NemoClaw framework that could allow malicious actors to compromise local AI installations through nothing more than a carefully crafted webpage. The flaw, discovered by Oasis Security, exposes AI agents running on Ollama to unauthorized access and potential model manipulation.
By Gourav Rajput
Vulnerability management has long been defined by an endless cycle of scan, prioritize, and patch—a process strained by expanding attack surfaces and talent shortages. Frontier AI is fundamentally rewriting this paradigm, shifting organizations from reactive remediation to predictive, risk-based defense. By fusing massive threat intelligence datasets with contextual business logic, AI-driven platforms now predict which flaws will be exploited before attackers act, automate validation at scale, and orchestrate remediation across hybrid environments without human bottlenecks.
By Gourav Rajput
The artificial intelligence revolution isn't powered by a single breakthrough—it's the result of simultaneous advances across multiple layers of technology. OpenAI CFO Sarah Friar recently outlined how the compounding effect of improvements in hardware, infrastructure, and software is making AI more capable and affordable than ever before.
By Gourav Rajput
OpenAI’s custom inference chip, Jalapeño, has posted impressive early metrics that highlight a leap in AI processing performance. The results indicate markedly higher throughput and reduced latency, positioning the hardware as a strong contender for large‑scale model deployment. These figures suggest the chip can handle modern transformer models more efficiently, delivering faster response times while consuming less power, which could lower operational costs for AI services.
By Gourav Rajput
OpenAI has disrupted a sophisticated Russian influence operation that leveraged generative AI to manufacture a fictitious Israeli think tank and publish a manipulated sovereignty index designed to legitimize Russian narratives while undermining Western credibility. The campaign represents a significant escalation in the use of AI for coordinated inauthentic behavior.
By Gourav Rajput
This week’s threat landscape shows how trusted tools can turn hostile, old weaknesses resurface with new tactics, and AI lowers the bar for attackers. From industrial control systems to code repositories and payment platforms, organizations must stay vigilant.
By Gourav Rajput
