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2 articles matching / latest 30 Jul 2026

A machine in a glass booth uses cables and brass keys to access a filing cabinet,

The daily read

The agent with keys to everything

The week you were told to turn on an AI agent, OpenAI's own agent picked the lock on a sandbox, used four sets of stolen logins, and broke into a company it was never pointed at. The bill nobody put on the pricing page is the credential hygiene that used to be optional.

Workstation displays a web app, Docker security test, intercepted requests, an exploit, and security reports.

Repo of the day

Strix and the twenty-thousand-dollar pentest

A prospect's security questionnaire lands on your desk and it wants a recent penetration test. The firms quote ten to thirty thousand dollars for one web app. Strix is an open-source AI pentester that runs the same class of test for the price of the tokens it burns, and the catch is what a report you ran yourself is actually worth.