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Zero-day vulnerabilities: 98 found at Pwn2Own Ireland

Pwn2Own Ireland paid out $1.26m for 98 zero-day vulnerabilities, with AI infrastructure and coding agents now on the target list. We examine the trust-boundary failures behind them.
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Vulnerability discovery: TrendAI’s agentic AI bet

TrendAI has launched an agentic vulnerability discovery service that scans customer source code. We look at the mechanism, the ZDI pipeline and the benchmark claim behind it.
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Decision models: AutoTrust tops Hugging Face trending

AutoTrust’s JEV-27B-VL has topped Hugging Face’s trending list. We look at decision models — models that return calibrated probabilities, not text — and what the milestone does and doesn’t show.
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LLM-Jacking: Inside the Dark-Web Market for Stolen AI

Stolen AI access now sells at up to 97 percent off on dark-web marketplaces, hijacked GPUs run attacker workloads on victims’ bills, and agent-driven campaigns complete in hours. A verified, source-checked deep dive into the LLM-jacking economy.
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Agentic Offensive Security: Palo Alto Networks Resells the AI Models Too Dangerous to Ship

Palo Alto Networks is renting out the AI models too dangerous to ship — via a subscription offensive-security service built on Anthropic’s Mythos and OpenAI’s GPT-5.6-Cyber.
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Proofpoint Partner Awards 2026 Celebrate a Channel Powering an AI-Security Pivot

Sixteen trophies in San Diego — and the refinancing, Microsoft bundling and AI-agent race that the ceremony never mentions.
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Infopercept Invinsense Pushes Toward Global Platform Play, but Adoption Is the Real Test

Infopercept has appointed Nikhil Bhavsar as Chief Product & Solution Officer as the cybersecurity company prepares to take its Invinsense platform deeper into global markets. The appointment goes beyond conventional product management. Bhavsar’s mandate spans product development, customer success, partner enablement, solutioning, use-case development and go-to-market strategy. That combination suggests Infopercept wants tighter alignment between…
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Proofpoint Voice of the CISO 2026: 93% of Indian CISOs Call Humans Their Biggest Vulnerability

Proofpoint’s 2026 Voice of the CISO report says 93% of Indian CISOs rank human risk as their biggest vulnerability and 92% must manage AI risk without more resources. The findings are credible, independently corroborated in direction — and conveniently map to every product the vendor sells.
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Wipro CrowdStrike CISO Command Center: A Partnership Formalization, Not a Product Launch

Wipro and CrowdStrike announced the CISO Command Center on September 9, 2026, but the offering is a services wrapper around CrowdStrike’s existing Falcon platform. Wipro is one of at least eight Indian IT services firms in CrowdStrike’s QuiltWorks coalition. No launch customers, pricing, or performance metrics were disclosed.
