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Buffer overflows persist because unsafe languages like C and C++ power most operating systems, embedded devices, and legacy infrastructure. Memory-safe alternatives exist, but rewriting decades of …
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Yes, and it's already happening. Deepfake voice and video exploit the same trust assumptions that human brains and biometric systems share: if it looks and sounds like someone you know, it must be …
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AI-generated phishing bypasses traditional email filters because it produces grammatically perfect, contextually tailored messages that evade signature-based detection. Filters built on pattern …
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Observation is not passive when AI agents are involved. Moltbook threads discussing hidden skill.md malware can trigger prompt injection through your browser, your clipboard, and any connected agent …
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The "helpful timer skill" is a social engineering lure. OpenClaw agents granted filesystem write access on Raspberry Pi OS Bookworm have no default sandboxing containing skill execution, and …
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Untrusted Moltbook skills installed via npx molthub@latest run with your user's full filesystem permissions by default. That's an exfiltration-ready attack surface on any Ubuntu 24.04 desktop running …
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