Anthropic released anthropics/commerce-agents this week, an open-source blueprint designed to streamline the development of AI agents for e-commerce and customer service. This initiative addresses the common challenge faced by development teams who often rebuild foundational components for shopping assistants, such…
Earlier reports mentioning Microsoft
The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) announced on Wednesday the addition of seven security flaws to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) catalog. These vulnerabilities have been actively targeted by malicious actors, indicating their significant risk to organizations.
A sophisticated malware campaign is actively distributing malicious installers through deceptive software-download websites, masquerading as legitimate vendors to trick unsuspecting users. These fake installers are designed to disable critical security features on Windows operating systems, specifically targeting Windows Update…
Manifold Security has identified eight critical security vulnerabilities affecting seven popular command-line AI coding agents, enabling attackers to execute arbitrary code on developer machines. These vulnerabilities, detailed in a disclosure on March 13, 2024, leverage the `.git/config` file…
Anthropic has released Claude Fable 5.1 and Claude Mythos 5.1, marking an update three months after the Fable 5 line was introduced in June 2026. These two models share the same underlying architecture, differentiated by distinct safeguard layers.
The Fermi Explorer Mission, a nonprofit organization dedicated to space exploration, has announced its intention to launch a spacecraft towards Alpha Centauri, Earth's closest stellar neighbor, by the end of 2029.
Microsoft launched AI Max for Search campaigns, prompting a comparison with Google's existing AI-powered advertising tools. Both platforms share core functionalities designed to enhance search advertising by leveraging artificial intelligence to expand reach and improve ad relevance.
Cyber threat actors are increasingly prioritizing the use of repeatable and reliable attack methods over developing novel techniques, according to observations from Microsoft's security teams. The most prevalent method for gaining initial access into companies last year involved a deceptive…