Check Point Research has detailed two vulnerabilities in LiteLLM, a gateway that connects apps to models from OpenAI, Anthropic and Google. Users with limited access could exploit them to hijack API keys or take control of a server; fixes have been available since April.
A television series has been delayed to next year after an entire season was deleted. Whether an AI or a human error is to blame remains unclear.
Check Point Research reports that Microsoft is still by far the most impersonated brand in phishing campaigns. In the third quarter of 2026, scammers also increasingly targeted users of AI and developer tools.
French crypto specialist Ledger has unveiled the Atom, a smartphone-like device that runs Android alongside Ledger OS. It is designed to secure crypto assets and keep AI agents in check, with pre-orders open now and release planned for summer 2027.
Email security firm Proofpoint is buying Varonis for about $6.3 billion in cash. The deal aims to help it monitor the sensitive data that AI agents increasingly have access to.
In an InfoQ talk, Andrew Martin argues that securing AI workloads is inseparable from securing Kubernetes. He covers unpredictable agent behaviour, GPU supply chain weaknesses and shared compute risks, along with defences ranging from prompt firewalls to identity for agents.