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By AI Hacking Team • 2026-08-30 • MCP Security, AI Security

Why attackers target MCP Model Context Protocol is the connective tissue between AI assistants and the tools, files, and services around them. Every connection is a new attack surface: unauthenticated servers, over-privileged clients, and poisoned context are becoming the most common AI exploit...

By AI Hacking Team • 2026-08-30 • Agentic, AI Security

Agents change the security model An AI agent is not a chatbot with better autocomplete. It can invoke tools, change state, and act across your infrastructure. That means the security boundary moves from the model to everything the agent can touch. 1. Inventory every tool the agent can call If you...

By AI Hacking Team • 2026-08-30 • Incidents, AI Security

Why AI incidents matter more in 2026 Every public AI security incident teaches the same lesson: the weakest link is almost never the model itself. It is how the model is deployed, connected to data, and trusted with privileges. For defenders, reviewing real-world incidents is the fastest way to...

By AI Hacking Team • 2026-04-28 • Red Teaming, AI Security, Tools

Top 10 AI Red Teaming Tools in 2026 (Free & Open Source) Top 10 AI Red Teaming Tools in 2026 (Free & Open Source) Last updated: April 2026 As large language models (LLMs) and multimodal AI systems become central to products we use every day, ensuring they are safe, fair, and...

By AI Hacking Team • 2026-04-28 • Jailbreak, AI Security, LLM Security

Trend Micro's Sockpuppeting Jailbreak — One Line, 11 Models Down Trend Micro's "Sockpuppeting" Jailbreak: One Line of Code, 11 Major AI Models Compromised Published: April 2026 Introduction In April 2026, researchers at Trend Micro unveiled a startlingly simple jailbreak...

By AI Hacking Team • 2026-04-28 • OWASP, AI Security, LLM Security

OWASP LLM Top 10 2026 — A Practical Guide for Builders and Defenders OWASP LLM Top 10 2026: A Practical Guide for Builders and Defenders Large Language Models (LLMs) have moved from research curiosities to critical production infrastructure. They power customer support bots, code...

By AI Hacking Team • 2026-04-28 • AI Security, LLM Security, News

Google Warns: Prompt Injection Attacks Are Surging on the Public Web April 2026 Introduction: A New Frontier in Web-Based Threats The rise of large language models (LLMs) has transformed everything from customer support to content creation, but it has also opened a...

By AI Hacking Team • 2026-04-28 • News, AI Security

The Vercel Breach: How a Compromised AI Tool Led to a $2M Data Sale — AI Hacking The Vercel Breach: How a Compromised AI Tool Led to a $2M Data Sale April 28, 2026 Executive Summary On April 19, 2026, Vercel — the cloud deployment and hosting platform used by millions of developers —...