Full Segment Notes
Borg, GitLost, ColdFusion, GodDamn, GhostApproval, OWA, Epaphroditus, Locutus, Josh Marpet, and More on this episode of the Security Weekly News.
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List of Articles
Doug White
- GitLost Exposes Agentic AI Data Exfiltration Risks
- CISA orders feds to patch max severity ColdFusion flaw by Friday
- ‘GodDamn’ ransomware deploys PoisonX driver to kill EDR
- ‘GhostApproval’ technique leads AI coding tools to alter files outside of sandbox
- Microsoft to switch off OWA Light after nearly two decades
- 15-Year-Old Linux Vulnerability ‘GhostLock’ Earns Researchers $92k From Google
- Why the tech industry wants to take away your screen
- Suspecting AI cheating, Ivy League prof ordered an in-person final; scores fell 50%
Joshua Marpet
- Vulnerability Confusion – GhostApproval
Anthropic initially declined the report as "outside our threat model," then it turned out their fix had already shipped February 5, nine days BEFORE Wiz's report arrived, and they later added explicit symlink warnings in 2.1.32. So "vendor rejected it" and "vendor patched it" are both technically true, and the real story is how messy coordinated disclosure gets when six vendors get the same bug.
