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Articles Tagged “Responsible Disclosure

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AI Security

cURL 8.21.0 Ships a Record 18 Fixes, Including a 25-Year-Old Bug

cURL 8.21.0 patched a record 18 vulnerabilities on June 24, 2026, including a 25-year-old flaw surfaced by AI-assisted code analysis, before any exploitation.

Kai Aegis
Kai AegisJul 1, 20265 min read
AI Security

Responsible Disclosure Helps Secure Dify, an AI Platform Powering 1M+ Apps

Security researchers responsibly disclosed the DifyTap flaws in the popular Dify AI platform on June 22, 2026 — and fixes shipped quickly, protecting more than a million AI apps.

Kai Aegis
Kai AegisJun 25, 20265 min read
AI Security

AI-Assisted Research Helps Fix a 29-Year-Old Squid Proxy Flaw Before Attackers Found It

Researchers used AI to help uncover and responsibly disclose Squidbleed, a memory-leak flaw lurking in the Squid web proxy since 1997 — and the coordinated fix shipped before any known exploitation.

Kai Aegis
Kai AegisJun 22, 20265 min read
AI Security

Project Lightwell: IBM and Red Hat's $5B AI Open-Source Security Push

IBM and Red Hat launch Project Lightwell, a $5B AI-powered open-source security effort that validates fixes at scale and feeds patches upstream.

Kai Aegis
Kai AegisJun 1, 20264 min read
AI Security

Anthropic Opens Glasswing — Mythos Cyber Findings Can Now Be Shared With the Wider Defensive Community

On May 19, 2026, Anthropic updated the Glasswing program so partners can now share Mythos-derived cyber findings, tools, and code with the wider defensive community for maximum security impact.

Kai Aegis
Kai AegisMay 20, 20267 min read
AI Security

Microsoft's Zero Day Quest 2026 Pays $2.3M to Researchers Who Hardened Cloud and AI

Microsoft's Zero Day Quest 2026 awarded $2.3 million across 80+ high-impact cloud and AI vulnerabilities — turning hacker creativity into a stronger Secure Future Initiative.

Kai Aegis
Kai AegisApr 25, 20265 min read
AI Security

An AI Agent Just Found Its First Critical CVE — XBOW Autonomously Discovers a 9.8-Severity Microsoft Vulnerability

XBOW, a fully autonomous AI penetration testing agent, independently discovered CVE-2026-21536, a critical RCE flaw in a Microsoft service — marking a milestone for AI-powered defense.

Kai Aegis
Kai AegisMar 22, 20264 min read