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More than 50 framework families now scan Cloudflare customers from thousands of IPs and chain stolen credentials to move laterally. Rate limits and detection built around human-paced attackers now face automated attacks at machine volume.

Adapting to AI penetration testing orchestrators: The Modern Security Model →

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    llama.cpp and ggml reach 1.0 and tie API breaks to major versions

    Apps that embed llama.cpp have tracked a moving API. From 1.0, any API or ABI incompatibility bumps the major version, so teams can pin 1.x against a stated contract. The cut itself removes 35 deprecated header functions, so old integrations break once.

    llama.cpp v1.0.0 : A stronger foundation for the local AI ecosystem →
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    Anthropic: users approved 93% of Claude permission prompts

    When nearly every prompt is approved, the prompt filters almost nothing. Anthropic instead caps what an agent can reach with sandboxes, VMs and egress controls, and its auto mode hands approvals to classifiers plus an input-side injection probe.

    Anthropic research →
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    browser-use 1.0.4 halves cost per task by batching screenshot pruning

    Dropping one old screenshot per step rewrites earlier messages and voids the prompt cache. Pruning in one batch kept the cache and cut BU Bench cost from $0.434 to $0.208 per task at the same score, a change any screenshot-heavy agent can copy.

    gregpr07 →
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    LLM judges pass 10 of 11 tau2-bench runs with forbidden writes

    Across 2,160 airline and retail episodes, judges reading transcripts agreed with gold-state scoring only 56.2% of the time. A transcript can read as compliant while the database shows a banned write, so a simple rule-based check on writes catches what the judge missed.

    Sungbin Im →
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    Mozilla reports 8x more Firefox bugs found and fixed with GPT-6 Cyber

    Mozilla uses the model to rank investigations, verify reports, hunt related bug patterns and help write fixes. The 8x year-over-year gain covers fixes as well as discovery, so the extra findings reached patches instead of piling up as unchecked reports.

    OpenAI →
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    Tencent Hy4 leads CWE-Bench-AA at 76% for $0.92 per task

    Hy4 also ranks third on the Artificial Analysis Cyber Index at 58%, slightly above Grok 4.7 at xhigh for about one eleventh of its cost per task. Security agents run many tasks across a codebase, so per-task cost sets how much code they can afford to cover.

    Artificial Analysis →
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  1. Release / News · ai ai@7.0.173If you use AI SDK tool approvals, upgrading closes a path where schema refinement could alter arguments after a human approved them. WorkflowAgent also gains toolApproval and timeout support.
  2. Guide · How We Contain ClaudeUsers approved about 93% of permission prompts, so human approval is weak protection. Capping blast radius through sandboxes, VMs and egress controls is the more reliable way to deploy capable agents.
  3. Analysis · Coding Agent Index v2.1: Fable 5.2 and Opus 5.5 tie at 58Shows how coding agents rank when run in their own harnesses, and that cost per task varies about 30x among top configurations (from $1.51 to $44.22). Higher effort settings can score lower because of task time limits.
  4. Guide · All Code Is Slop (Except Mine) — Lauren Tan, SpaceXSIShows how to make agent-written code trustworthy at volume by encoding architecture as enforceable lint rules and spending tokens on verification, backed by reported figures of 11,000 PRs per month and 0.5% reverts.

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