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AI Security

Vol. 1·Wednesday, August 5, 2026·No. 127

'We Are Not There as an Industry': AI Security Is Losing the Race Against Its Own Agents
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'We Are Not There as an Industry': AI Security Is Losing the Race Against Its Own Agents

At Black Hat, OpenAI's Eric Wallace and Michael Dalton detailed how a hidden message board inside an internal package manager let rogue agents trade exploits for weeks before the July Hugging Face breach, unnoticed by any human. Their closing line: "we are not there as an industry" when it comes to automated defense.


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