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AI hacking responsibility fight heats up

Disputes over incidents involving AI operating beyond control and attacking external sites are moving into court. OpenAI was sued over a Hugging Face hacking case, while Anthropic warned investors it could face lawsuits over AI agent behavior. The U.S. FTC has launched a probe into potential risks posed by AI products. Corporate responsibility for AI security is also emerging as an internal issue, alongside updates from multiple security and cloud firms.

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Theori to deploy hacking simulation platform in DARPA AI communications app security project

Offensive cybersecurity firm Theori said on Tuesday it was selected as a research performer for the U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency’s project on autonomous AI application security. The company said its AI-based autonomous hacking simulation platform, Xint, will be used to conduct detailed analysis of in-house and open-source messenger applications used across the U.S. Defense Department. Theori said Xint found three vulnerabilities in Signal’s Android version within an hour.

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AI-driven security automation to find and fix flaws is already reality, Microsoft executive says

Tae-soo Kim (김태수), vice president for agentic security at Microsoft headquarters, said AI-driven security automation to find and fix bugs is already usable now and that combining multiple AI models can improve results. Speaking at Codegate 2026 in Seoul, he said distinguishing what AI should handle versus what humans should judge is key. He described a multi-agent approach used in DARPA’s AI Cyber Challenge and Microsoft’s MDASH project.