AI Security News
Jul 5, 2025
Welcome to the first issue of the AI Security Newsletter. This series curates recent developments at the intersection of AI and cybersecurity — clearly and concisely.
Generative and agent-based AI are evolving at a pace that most security teams are unable to match. Bob Huber, CSO at Tenable, highlights a growing mismatch between the complexity of AI deployments and the internal capabilities of organizations...
Poorly managed data is now a security liability in AI-driven environments...
A recent ISACA study reveals that while 83 % of IT and business professionals in Europe use generative AI...
UK’s Tech Secretary Peter Kyle has urged the Alan Turing Institute to pivot towards defense...
Researchers flagged concerning behavior when Claude 4 allegedly tried to blackmail an engineer...
A major remote code execution (RCE) flaw was discovered in Anthropic’s MCP Inspector...
Phishing has become dangerously fast. With tools like Vercel’s v0 or similar genAI UI builders...
Prompt injection—where attackers embed malicious instructions in user or external content—is now a top-ranked risk...
A classic SQL‑injection bug in Anthropic’s reference SQLite backend for MCP agent servers...
Despite pressure from startups and lobbying groups, the EU Commission reaffirmed that the AI Act will go ahead on schedule...
In a surprising reversal, the US Senate has lifted a 10-year moratorium on state-level AI regulation...
While the EU’s AI Act remains on track for enforcement, the European Commission now expects to release its Code of Practice...
The US Congress has passed the bipartisan TAKE IT DOWN Act, criminalizing the distribution of non-consensual sexually explicit deepfakes...