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Editorial weekly synthesis. Use the tracker below for continuity between issues.
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Track what changed, what held, and what to watch next across recent runs. Sorted by momentum.
The first 24 hours of an AI agent security incident
Most of what I read on AI agent security follows the same shape: a taxonomy of risks, a list of governance principles and a call to “adopt responsible AI practices.” That’s useful for a board deck. It’s nearly useless at 2 a.m. when an autonomous agent with live credentials has just done something nobody authorized, and someone is asking me what happens next. I don’t want to write another framewor
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ServiceNow patches three maximum severity flaws that could put enterprise data at risk
Code injection and SQL injection attacks have been around for decades, and they are still tried-and-true ways for attackers to compromise systems. ServiceNow’s latest trio of maximum severity flaws shows that even AI-era platforms remain vulnerable to these techniques: The software provider has released patches for three bugs in its ServiceNow AI Platform that could be exploited via low-complexity
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