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AI SECURITY PULSE
Hello!
Welcome to issue #12 of Secure Prompt's Threat Wire.
Two things happened this week that are the same story from opposite ends. On Thursday, Taiwan's Ministry of Digital Affairs confirmed that a July intrusion of its government agencies ran in a "hybrid attack mode" - human operators plus AI agents - and named the agent framework involved. On Monday, OpenAI shipped a model purpose-trained for exploit development and published how far it reduced refusals to do it: 95% of advanced offensive requests completed, against 1.5% for the guarded model. Meanwhile two labs independently documented agents turning on each other, and the week's cleanest critical vulnerability turned out to be a missing return statement in an MCP server. The capability is real, it is now a product, and the plumbing underneath it is failing in entirely ordinary ways.
