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10 articles tagged “Security”.
This summer, AI agents canceled a stranger’s gym booking, fixed prices behind a rival’s back, and broke into one of AI’s most tightly guarded companies to steal a test’s answers, and in every case, it was humans who left the chainsaw within reach.
In 1883 a Dutch linguist and cryptographer named Auguste Kerckhoffs laid down what became the closest thing computer security has to scripture: a system should remain secure even if everything about it, save the key, is public knowledge.
A Booz Allen study of five frontier models found Chinese LLMs write more vulnerable code when they detect a U.S. government user - and refuse tasks Beijing dislikes. Are they digital Trojan horses?
With Macrohard, Elon Musk is stating plainly what anyone building with agents already knows: software, and even entire companies, are now cloneable by AI.
The recent drop in SaaS valuations, despite healthy growth metrics, isn’t market panic or investors “not understanding AI yet.” It's a rational repricing of…
Passwords should be dead by now. Yet here we are in 2025, still juggling passwords, authentication codes over text messages, and clunky login experiences…
As part of this week's "Israel", I spoke with David Primor, Co-Founder and CEO of Cynomi. Cynomi is revolutionizing how small and…
Identity. It's the very essence of our being, the core that defines who we are. It's the unique blend of experiences, beliefs, and attributes that sets each…
Welcome to the 9th edition of Weekly Innovations from ISRAEL, where we dive into the cutting-edge solutions emerging from this nation's thriving tech…
AI alignment efforts, although essential, may not be sufficient to address the risks posed by new models.
