AI Agents

Screen of the laptop showing source code leak of AI agent

Taking Stock of the Anthropic Source Code Leak: AI Agent Compromise Signals Security Issues, “Claude Copies” Ahead of Massive IPO

April 9, 2026

While Anthropic has attempted to contain the leak damage with takedown requests, the AI agent's code unsurprisingly spread like wildfire and is now essentially available to anyone willing to look for it. One early development has been promises of the source code as bait via malicious advertisements, but a number of other security and business competition risks loom.

Laptop with glowing circuit brain showing AI agent vulnerability

Cyber Security News

Security Research Finds OpenClaw AI Agent “Trivially Vulnerable” to Hijacking

March 4, 2026

The Oasis researchers document a vulnerability chain that can be initiated from any website the AI agent (or its user) visits, without users needing to interact in any way or being at all aware that they are being compromised. The attack targets the OpenClaw "gateway" that essentially acts as the AI agent's nerve center.

Man standing in hallway of data center showing AI agents and security operation centers

Cyber Security Insights

AI SOC Agents Are Only as Good as the Data They Are Fed

January 16, 2026

AI agents will change how SOCs work, but they won’t save a broken data foundation. If your telemetry is siloed, your schemas are inconsistent, or your context is missing, you’ll automate noise, not insight.

Hacker and code showing AI agents for cyber espionage

Cyber Security News

Use of AI Agents in Cyber Espionage Expands as Chinese Hackers Leverage Anthropic Tools

November 20, 2025

Anthropic's calls the incident the "first reported AI-orchestrated cyber espionage campaign" and has attributed it with high confidence to a Chinese state-sponsored group it calls GTG-1002. The campaign took place in mid-September and the integration of AI agents for performance of autonomous tasks is described as unprecedented.