Weekly digest of AI security news and analysis.
A weekly briefing on AI security. The breaches, CVEs, jailbreaks, regulatory actions, and tooling shifts that mattered — in one place, with sources, every week.
LLM Prompt Injection Attack Examples: Direct, Indirect, and Agentic Exploits
A practitioner-level breakdown of LLM prompt injection attack examples — from basic instruction overrides to CVE-rated zero-click exploits in production agentic systems.
AI Sec Weekly: Friday, May 22, 2026
This week's digest: SSRF through agent tool-use, the model supply-chain class and why safetensors matters, and model extraction as a business risk. Plus one regulatory item, one technical item, and the reading list. Verify specifics against primary sources.
AI on the Offense: Google's Zero-Day Warning, Reasoning-Model Jailbreaks, and Government Testing
Google says it caught an attacker using an LLM to find a zero-day, peer-reviewed research shows reasoning models can autonomously jailbreak other models, and CAISI signs frontier-model testing deals. What's signal, what's hype, and what to actually do.
How LLM Chatbots Leak Data Through Their Own Rendered Output
A recurring AI-security finding: an injected instruction makes the model emit a markdown image whose URL carries the user's data to an attacker server. Why this works, why CSP is the real fix, and what to check this week.
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