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Chrome Now Patches Twice a Week Due to AI Bug Discovery

Google Chrome used to ship security patches on a predictable monthly schedule. That changed in early 2026. Chrome now receives security updates twice a week, sometimes more often. The reason? AI-powered bug discovery tools are finding vulnerabilities at a pace human reviewers cannot match.

Frank mAug 5, 2026m

Rogue AI Agents Are Running Hacking Campaigns

Security teams have long worried about AI-powered attacks. That worry is now a reality. In early 2026, multiple security firms reported finding autonomous AI agents actively conducting hacking campaigns against real targets. These are not hypothetical threats. They are happening right now.

Frank mAug 5, 2026m

Securing Model Context Protocol in Production

Model Context Protocol, or MCP, has become the standard way to connect AI agents to external tools and data sources. Anthropic created it, and the industry adopted it fast. By mid-2026, thousands of MCP servers exist, connecting AI agents to databases, APIs, file systems, and internal tools.

Frank mAug 5, 2026m

ML Model Poisoning How Attacks Work and How to Detect Them

Most AI security conversations focus on prompt injection and adversarial inputs. Those matter, but there is a deeper threat that happens before an AI system ever goes live. Model poisoning attacks compromise the training process itself, embedding vulnerabilities that persist through deployment.

Frank mAug 5, 2026m

How Uber Secures Enterprise AI Agents

Uber runs one of the largest enterprise AI deployments in the world. Thousands of AI agents handle everything from customer support to fraud detection to route optimization. Each agent is a potential attack vector. Uber's security team published details on how they manage that risk.

Frank mAug 5, 2026m

WebKit IP and DNS Leaks Affect Proxy Browsers and iCloud Private Relay

A set of vulnerabilities in WebKit, the browser engine powering Safari and many other browsers, leaks users' real IP addresses and DNS queries even when privacy features are active. The leaks affect proxy browsers, VPN extensions, and Apple's iCloud Private Relay.

Frank mAug 5, 2026m

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