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“Move fast and break things” isn’t an option. You’re accountable to the public. Every algorithmic decision carries legal, ethical, and reputational weight. After supporting 200+ public sector AI deployments, we’ve…
I’ve been warning about OpenClaw security since my first post in February. At the time, the concerns were theoretical. Plaintext credentials. Broad permissions. No sandboxing. It’s no longer theoretical. I’ve…
The below is a post from Matt Shumer on 9th February 2026, which is both an exceptionally eloquent reflection and an astute prediction for the future with AI, that I…
Just a couple of weeks after the Notepad++’s updater was hijacked, Microsoft Notepad is now taking the spotlight with a humongous CVE. Critical Notepad Vulnerability: What You Need to Know…
The Laws In 1942, science fiction writer Isaac Asimov introduced three rules for governing robot behaviour in his short story “Runaround.” They’ve since become the most cited framework in discussions…
I came across a new publication from Josh Woodruff and the Cloud Security Alliance this week: The Agentic Trust Framework (ATF). It proposes applying Zero Trust security principles to AI…
Last week, the team behind Notepad++, the popular free and open-source text editor, published details of a serious supply chain incident that affected the app’s update mechanism between June and…
There has been growing attention on OpenClaw, the viral open-source autonomous AI agent, after multiple security researchers highlighted weaknesses that make it a real risk if used without strong controls.…