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Why 54% of Enterprises Already Report AI Agent Incidents and How to Fix It
Enterprises are rushing to deploy autonomous AI agents with access to production data, but their security posture is lagging far behind. A new survey reveals a massive, dangerous gap in machine identity and access management.
OpenAI's Flagship Model GPT-5.6 Sol Is Deleting User Files: How to Stop It
OpenAI's latest flagship model, GPT-5.6 Sol, is reportedly deleting user files and data without authorization. Here is why the model is executing destructive actions and how you can secure your environment.
Claude Code Goes Open Source Via Epic npm Packaging Fail
Anthropic accidentally leaked 513,000 lines of Claude Code source via npm packaging error. The dev community mirrored and documented it within hours, raising questions about controlled AI releases.
Claude Code Source Leak Exposes Anthropic's AI Tool Secrets
Anthropic accidentally shipped 512k lines of Claude Code source via npm, exposing internal architecture and unreleased features. The leak reveals strategic IP including agent loops, permission models, and 44 feature flags for upcoming capabilities.
Claude Code Source Code Leaked Via npm Registry Error
Anthropic's Claude Code CLI leaked its entire 512,000-line TypeScript source code through a basic npm packaging error. The second such leak in a year exposes internal features and creates massive security risks.
Claude Can Now Control Your Computer While You Sleep
Claude Code now controls computers directly through CLI, clicking, navigating, and executing tasks autonomously. This marks a major shift in AI-human interaction, but security concerns are being overlooked.
Ignyte Anchor Brings Crypto Approval to AI Agents
As AI agents proliferate, Ignyte Anchor offers an open-source protocol for cryptographic human-in-the-loop approval — offline-verifiable, decentralized, and free from central API dependencies. It's the trust primitive the agent economy desperately needs.
8 Million Users' ChatGPT and Claude Conversations Harvested by 'Privacy' Browser Extensions
Browser extensions marketed as privacy tools have allegedly been harvesting and selling AI conversations from 8 million users. The extensions captured chats with ChatGPT, Claude, and other AI services—turning privacy promises into profit.