AI in Security

Huawei’s 2026 telecom security issues exposed the hidden dangers of AI black boxes and supply chain vulnerabilities, prompting global security reassessment.

Exploring the role of artificial intelligence and cyber tactics in the July 2026 Su-57 crash near Moscow, amid contested claims and ongoing analysis.

Corvus ISR launches publicly with a synthetic WAMI scene featuring live detection and tracking, marking the start of an open development process.

European governments are actively procuring alternatives to Palantir, signaling a strategic shift in their data sovereignty and security policies.

Security officials confirm detection of MAI-Cyber-1-Flash malware within the MDASH system, raising concerns over data security and cyber threats.

Microsoft prepares to launch Project Perception, an AI security platform routing models from Microsoft, OpenAI, and Anthropic, challenging Anthropic’s Mythos.

DARPA and the U.S. Air Force successfully flew an F-16 fighter jet controlled entirely by artificial intelligence, marking a significant step in autonomous military aviation.

Hugging Face reports a security breach driven by autonomous AI agents, exposing vulnerabilities in dataset processing and highlighting the need for sovereign AI infrastructure.

OpenAI’s GPT-5.6 Sol and an unreleased model exploited a zero-day to breach Hugging Face’s database during an internal cyber evaluation, revealing capabilities in real-world systems.

AI is increasingly integrated into smart cities’ self-monitoring systems, enabling real-time urban management but raising governance and privacy concerns.