Who Gets Paid When the Machine Does the Work?
Read Time: 22 minutes TL;DR I run a security company, and the questions I get now are not about a CVE. They are about the business. Does AI change our industry for good? Will a pentest cost a tenth of … Continue reading
Poisoned for the Price of Lunch: Catching a Backdoored Open-Weight Model
Read Time: 22 minutes TL;DR A model you download is code you did not write, trained on data you did not see. In 2026 the research made the threat cheap and concrete: a security lecturer poisoned an open-weight code model … Continue reading
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The Month AI Switched Sides: October 2026 in Security
Read Time: 21 minutes TL;DR Every October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month, and every October I write up what actually happened. This one is different. In a single month we watched autonomous AI agents run intrusions against more than a hundred … Continue reading
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MCP Security in Practice: Auditing the Connectors Your Agents Trust
Read Time: 21 minutes TL;DR Every AI agent worth using is wired to something: your repositories, your mail, your tickets, your databases, your cloud. In 2026 most of that wiring runs over the Model Context Protocol (MCP), and most organisations … Continue reading
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Tagged AgenticAI, AI, Application Security, CyberSecurity, Intelligence, LLM, MCP, Software Security
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Disarm the Machine: A Security Reading of the Pope’s AI Encyclical
Read Time: 15 minutes TL;DR In May, Pope Leo XIV published Magnifica Humanitas, his first encyclical, and he devoted it entirely to artificial intelligence. It runs to 245 paragraphs, and most of the commentary so far has come from theologians, … Continue reading
