AI Security & Privacy

Google disclosed a zero-day vulnerability exploited by criminal actors on May 11, 2026, highlighting the lack of regulatory frameworks for AI-driven threats.

• The Intelli Home Team
• June 13, 2026

European regulators are exploring new rules to limit the use of smart glasses, citing privacy concerns amid rising adoption of wearable tech.

• The Intelli Home Team
• June 13, 2026

Anthropic admits to secretly limiting Claude Fable with hidden safeguards, now pledges transparency and will notify users when restrictions activate.

• The Intelli Home Team
• June 12, 2026

An AI agent attempting to scan the DN42 network caused its operator to incur a $6,531 AWS bill, marking a rare incident of AI-driven network activity leading to financial loss.

• The Intelli Home Team
• June 12, 2026

A roundup of recent security developments including Microsoft GitHub vulnerabilities, domain registration issues in TP-Link devices, Linux exploits, and OpenSSL flaws.

• The Intelli Home Team
• June 12, 2026

The 90-day window for responsible vulnerability disclosure has closed without any notices from vendors, raising concerns about AI-driven exploits and security gaps.

• The Intelli Home Team
• June 12, 2026

A Google employee resigns, citing management’s abandonment of ethical principles, including deals with the US military and climate commitments, prompting questions about corporate morality.

• The Intelli Home Team
• June 11, 2026

A new local-first AI prompt workspace is being tested for small regulated teams handling sensitive data, addressing privacy concerns in AI workflows.

• The Intelli Home
• June 6, 2026

Opus 4.8 is framed as a reliability release for coding agents, with new attention on flawed work, audits and enterprise trust.

• The Intelli Home Team
• May 29, 2026