The AI Security Podcast

Threat intel digest: 26 May 2025

The AI Security Podcast

Show Notes

Sign up to receive in your inbox: http://eepurl.com/i7RgRM Tania Sadhani and Miranda R discussed various AI security topics, including critical CVEs affecting platforms like ChatGPT and Hugging Face, the potential for SharePoint Copilot in internal reconnaissance, and malicious npm packages targeting Cursor developers. They also covered the OASP Gen AI security initiative's Agent Name Service (ANS), the proposed AI.txt for controlling AI agent interactions, and Unit 42's framework for agentic AI attacks. Furthermore, Miranda highlighted security guidance from international agencies, Anthropic triggering ASL 3 for Claude Opus 4, Microsoft's AI red teaming playground, a significant data leak from an AI vendor, and the Israeli police's use of AI-hallucinated laws.

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