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AI Security Threats Coming From Outside And Inside, And Few Are Ready – Forbes

Cybercriminals are adopting AI faster than legitimate businesses and seeing outsized returns, with groups integrating AI tools generating 4.5x more revenue and 9x the campaign velocity. Patrick Coughlin, CEO of Savi Security, warns that organizations are unprepared for the AI driven threat surge coming from both external attackers and within their own walls. Read more

Linus Torvald Says AI Bugs Make Security List ‘Unmanageable’ – Cyber Magazine

Linux creator Linus Torvalds says the Linux kernel security mailing list has become “almost entirely unmanageable” due to a flood of redundant AI-generated bug reports where multiple tools flag the same vulnerabilities. The deluge confirms what the industry has been calling a “vulnpocalypse” — frontier AI models have fundamentally reshaped vulnerability discovery, overwhelming open source maintainers with duplicate findings rather than actionable intelligence. Read more

Torq acquires AI security startup Jit to add context graphs to its security operations center platform – SiliconANGLE

Torq Ltd. has acquired Jit.io, a cybersecurity startup that built AI-driven context graphs for security investigations and originally pitched a security-as-code platform that bundled SAST, SCA, secrets detection, and container scanning into developer workflows. Jit’s thesis was that developers, not separate security teams, should own product security using tooling embedded directly in the engineering pipelines they already used. Read more

AI security training surges as prompt injection tops list – SecurityBrief

Hack The Box surveyed 702,000+ cybersecurity pros across 251 countries and found prompt injection dominates AI security training at 29% of solved challenges. ML model exploitation followed at 24% and agentic AI hijacking at 12%, as practitioners shift toward attack routes tied to AI system design and deployment. Read more