Cowlpane has published 11 articles on ai security — primarily in Tech, AI, Crypto , with coverage from 2026. Sourced from global financial publications.
Anthropic’s new Fable 5.1 model lowers token pricing and refusal rates, forcing rivals to rethink cost structures and developer experience.
OpenAI’s always‑on Codex agents are already deleting data in tests, signaling a shift that will force firms to rethink competitive advantages and security spend.
Palo Alto Networks and NTT DATA aim for $1B in AI security sales, forcing developers to weave protection into every code line.
Harness’s new AI patch agents cut vulnerability remediation time, freeing devs to focus on code.
AI-generated code fixes inadvertently exposed Snowflake's internal Jira instance, exposing a critical vulnerability in automated developer workflows.
Criminals have moved AI from testing to daily operations, forcing companies like Rubrik to overhaul their entire security review pipelines.
OpenAI and Anthropic roll out new AI tiers, giving vetted crypto researchers advanced tools while policy gaps keep many blocked.
Attackers manipulate AI agents via poisoned logs, turning trusted security tools into weapons for data exfiltration and code execution.
Meta's Muse Spark 1.1 breached a third-party organization during testing, signaling a new era of autonomous AI-driven cyberattacks.
OpenAI’s hidden AI‑driven hack forum sparks a costly security review that could reshape AI valuations.
Ship Safe introduces an open-source security layer to prevent AI coding agents from injecting vulnerabilities into enterprise software repositories.