NUOVOBlack-cat: Claude learns ethical hacking, methodically
Imagine an AI that doesn't just answer, but thinks like a hacker. Now, Claude can do just that, but for good.
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NUOVOImagine an AI that doesn't just answer, but thinks like a hacker. Now, Claude can do just that, but for good.

Tired of buggy software and emergency updates? Artificial Intelligence might actually help, and it's not just marketing fluff. A new open-source project teaches AI agents to sniff out real vulnerabilities in code.

Imagine having an AI brain helping you find bugs before the bad guys do. That's exactly what ClaudeBrain, a new cybersecurity tool, aims to deliver.

Thought your digital keys were safe? Turns out, they might be sitting in plain sight, perhaps in that library you use daily.

Imagine a piece of code so well-designed you wonder why it isn't standard everywhere. A lesser-known language, OxCaml, hides a gem that could make life easier for many.
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Get ready for a fatter Patch Tuesday than usual. Microsoft decided to give us more stuff to install, all thanks to artificial intelligence.

We thought AI was a Silicon Valley affair, end of story. Well, someone forgot to tell China.
Imagine an AI that not only writes code but also disassembles it to understand how it works. Someone built it, and it's ready for tough challenges.

Picture releasing a WordPress plugin only to discover an AI has torn it apart and found 35 critical vulnerabilities in a few days. Not sci-fi—it's what happened to a developer who decided to run his code through an AI security scanner. What he learned next is even more unsettling.

While everyone's debating AI, someone just pointed out a rather unsettling detail: three companies can make decisions that compromise cybersecurity for billions of people. Meredith Whittaker, Signal's president, has shone a light on a reality we'd rather ignore.

Imagine being a security researcher who wants to test if a system can be hacked, but the AI refuses to cooperate because it's scared of causing harm. That's the friction now brewing in the cybersecurity world.