#25: Recognition Is Not Resistance

Top Story: The firewall blocked it. The agent ran it. — Whoever controls a company's DNS controls where its web and email traffic goes. 🏛️ OpenAI moved the limit from the model to the door. — In the spring, OpenAI put its cyber-tuned GPT-5.5-Cyber model behind a vetted-access program. ⚔️ AI browsers still have no perfect fix. — At Black Hat, Brave Software security engineer Artem Chaikin found prompt-injection paths in all three browsers he demonstrated: Opera, Perplexity Comet, and ChatGPT Atlas. 🔬 Encrypted reasoning can leak what the final answer hides. — A new paper found that opaque reasoning blocks could be replayed across users, sessions, and models within the same provider ecosystem, demonstrated on Anthropic, OpenAI, and Google APIs. 🔬 AI agents found 84 flaws, but people made the reports usable. — The iFinder system, built at Nanyang Technological University, sent three agents through mobile-network code: one searched for missing checks, one cross-checked the code against telecom standards, and one built and refined test attacks. CSA AI Security Summit: CxO Trust, August 19. — A free virtual event focused on AI governance, executive accountability, and enterprise risk.. Curator's Corner: Recognition Is Not Resistance (https://nakashon.com/frameworks/recognition-is-not-resistance/)

Curated by Asaf Nakash. Voices by AI. Opinions by human.

Show notes: https://contextwindowsec.com/episodes/2026-08-17.html