Read how prompt injection attacks can put AI-powered browsers like ChatGPT Atlas at risk. And what OpenAI says about combatting them.

Every frontier model breaks under sustained attack. Red teaming reveals the gap between offensive capability and defensive readiness has never been wider.

The best defense against prompt injection and other AI attacks is to do some basic engineering, test more, and not rely on AI to protect you.

Abstract: Web applications are a fundamental pillar of today's world. Society depends on them for business and day to day tasks. Because of their extensive use, Web applications are under constant ...

TUMIX runs a group of heterogeneous agents—text-only Chain-of-Thought, code-executing, web-searching, and guided variants—in parallel, then iterates a small number of refinement rounds where each ...

It’s one thing to sound the alarm about deepfakes and injection attacks, but actually finding and identifying the weapons is another. This is what makes iProov’s latest discovery so intriguing. In a ...

iProov's threat intelligence unit has identified a specialized tool capable of carrying out advanced video injection attacks, raising concerns about the scalability of digital identity fraud. The tool ...

API testing is a critical part of modern software development, ensuring that digital services remain secure, reliable, and fast. As APIs grow ever more vital across cloud, mobile, enterprise, and ...

Labcorp announced yesterday a new AI tool called Test Finder to help doctors speed up their ability to locate the right lab tests. Built with Amazon Web Services, the system lets clinicians type or ...

It’s barely been out for a month and already security researchers have discovered a prompt injection vulnerability in Google’s Gemini command line interface (CLI) AI agent that could be exploited to ...

EchoNext leverages deep-learning analysis of standard ECGs to uncover hidden structural heart disease, potentially turning every routine cardiac test into an early-detection screening tool. Credit: ...