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Tesla 2025","s":"REG-0016 · Ended in harm · Road vehicles","k":"Benavides v. Tesla: a jury assigns a third of the responsibility for a 2019 Autopilot crash to the maker of the system, Miami, 1 August 2025 Tesla REG-0016","h":"/register/REG-0016/","w":2},{"y":"Case","t":"Tesla FSD reduced visibility","s":"REG-0017 · Ended in harm · Road vehicles","k":"NHTSA opens an investigation into Tesla Full Self-Driving after crashes in reduced visibility, including a fatal pedestrian strike, October 2024 Tesla REG-0017","h":"/register/REG-0017/","w":2},{"y":"Case","t":"Kia dealer portal 2024","s":"REG-0018 · Caught first by researchers · Road vehicles","k":"Kia dealer-portal flaw lets anyone register as a dealer and remotely control cars by license plate, disclosed September 2024 Kia REG-0018","h":"/register/REG-0018/","w":2},{"y":"Case","t":"Sorting robot, Korea 2023 (boundary)","s":"REG-0019 · Ended in harm · Robots","k":"Boundary case: a box-stacking robot crushes a worker inspecting it, Goseong, South Korea, November 2023; police accounts of whether it mistook him for a box conflict  REG-0019","h":"/register/REG-0019/","w":2},{"y":"Case","t":"Mobley v. Workday","s":"REG-0020 · Pending · Enterprise work agents","k":"Mobley v. Workday: a court allows the claim that a screening vendor acts as the employers' agent, 2024 to 2026 Workday REG-0020","h":"/register/REG-0020/","w":2},{"y":"Case","t":"EchoLeak 2025","s":"REG-0021 · Caught first by researchers · Enterprise work agents","k":"EchoLeak: a crafted email makes Microsoft 365 Copilot exfiltrate data with no user action, disclosed 11 June 2025 Microsoft Aim Security REG-0021","h":"/register/REG-0021/","w":2},{"y":"Case","t":"Gemini calendar invite 2025","s":"REG-0022 · Caught first by researchers · Software acting on machines","k":"A poisoned calendar invite makes Gemini operate a home: windows, heating, lights; published August 2025 Google REG-0022","h":"/register/REG-0022/","w":2},{"y":"Case","t":"Agent-run intrusion campaign 2025","s":"REG-0023 · Ended in harm · Enterprise work agents","k":"An agent is used as the attacker: an intrusion campaign run through a coding agent, which the vendor says ran largely autonomously, reported 13 November 2025 Anthropic REG-0023","h":"/register/REG-0023/","w":2},{"y":"Case","t":"Claude Code [bot] trust 2026","s":"REG-0024 · Caught first by researchers · Enterprise work agents","k":"Claude Code GitHub Action, in agent mode, trusted any GitHub App actor (a name ending in [bot]): a route from a public issue to repository write access, reported January 2026 Anthropic GMO Flatt Security REG-0024","h":"/register/REG-0024/","w":2},{"y":"Case","t":"Perplexity Comet 2025","s":"REG-0025 · Caught first by researchers · Personal agents","k":"Perplexity Comet: a web page steers a browsing agent toward the user's own credentials, disclosed August 2025 Perplexity Brave REG-0025","h":"/register/REG-0025/","w":2},{"y":"Case","t":"Pydantic AI: a web page can make a…","s":"REG-0027 · Caught first by researchers · Enterprise work agents","k":"Pydantic AI: a web page can make a developer's local agent run and execute tools, including tools marked as requiring approval, fixed August 2026 Pydantic REG-0027","h":"/register/REG-0027/","w":2},{"y":"Control","t":"Mandate disclosed to supervisor","s":"C-M1 · Mandate · missing in 1 cases","k":"The supervising human knows what the system is permitted and designed to do C-M1","h":"/controls/C-M1/","w":2},{"y":"Control","t":"Machine-enforceable scope","s":"C-M2 · Mandate · missing in 4 cases","k":"The task's scope exists as an enforced constraint, not only as an instruction C-M2","h":"/controls/C-M2/","w":2},{"y":"Control","t":"Actor identity verification","s":"C-A1 · Actor · missing in 4 cases","k":"Identity established by credential and binding, not by role, name, or convention C-A1","h":"/controls/C-A1/","w":2},{"y":"Control","t":"Authority binding","s":"C-A2 · Actor · missing in 3 cases","k":"An actor's authority is bound to the specific principals and assets it serves C-A2","h":"/controls/C-A2/","w":2},{"y":"Control","t":"Provenance of the actor's software and hardware","s":"C-A3 · Actor · missing in 1 cases","k":"The origin of the code and components that sense, decide, and connect is documented, and no party able to compel access or control sits in that chain C-A3","h":"/controls/C-A3/","w":2},{"y":"Control","t":"Retrieved content as data","s":"C-I1 · Inputs · missing in 5 cases","k":"Text the actor reads is never treated as instruction C-I1","h":"/controls/C-I1/","w":2},{"y":"Control","t":"Input redundancy and disagreement check","s":"C-I2 · Inputs · missing in 1 cases","k":"Action gated on agreement between independent inputs C-I2","h":"/controls/C-I2/","w":2},{"y":"Control","t":"Degraded-input detection","s":"C-I3 · Inputs · missing in 3 cases","k":"The system knows when it cannot see and changes behavior C-I3","h":"/controls/C-I3/","w":2},{"y":"Control","t":"Warnings designed as alerts","s":"C-I4 · Inputs · missing in 4 cases","k":"Anomaly signals reach a human as alerts with an owner C-I4","h":"/controls/C-I4/","w":2},{"y":"Control","t":"Pre-execution validation","s":"C-D1 · Decision · missing in 3 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· United States","k":"Manufacturers and operators of vehicles with automated driving systems or Level 2 driver assistance must report crashes to the regulator within set deadlines, with later updates as facts emerge. Standing General Order","h":"/rules/RULE-001/","w":1},{"y":"Rule","t":"49 CFR Part 573: defect and noncompliance reports (the safety recall process)","s":"National Highway Traffic Safety Administration · United States","k":"A manufacturer that learns of a safety defect must notify the regulator and owners and remedy the defect; software recalls run through the same process. Part 573 recall process defect investigation","h":"/rules/RULE-002/","w":1},{"y":"Rule","t":"California DMV autonomous vehicle regulations (13 CCR §§ 227–228, revised April 2026) and AB 1777","s":"California Department of Motor Vehicles · California, United States","k":"Permits for testing and deploying autonomous vehicles, now including heavy-duty trucks (one million test miles, 200,000 in California, before driverless commercial deployment). Manufacturers must clear an area within two minutes of an emergency geofencing directive, keep two-way communication with first responders answered within 30 seconds, give responders access to a manual override, license and train remote drivers and assistants, answer police notices of noncompliance, and report system failures, immobilizations, hard braking, collisions, and miles driven. California DMV","h":"/rules/RULE-003/","w":1},{"y":"Rule","t":"CPUC driverless passenger service permits","s":"California Public Utilities Commission · California, United States","k":"Carrying paying passengers without a driver requires a permit with a passenger safety plan, quarterly reporting, and conditions the commission can enforce. CPUC","h":"/rules/RULE-004/","w":1},{"y":"Rule","t":"SEC Rule 15c3-5, the market access rule","s":"Securities and Exchange Commission · United States","k":"A broker-dealer with market access must have risk-management controls that prevent orders exceeding pre-set credit or capital thresholds, erroneous orders, and orders that break rules, applied automatically before the order goes out. 15c3-5 Market Access","h":"/rules/RULE-005/","w":1},{"y":"Rule","t":"EU Artificial Intelligence Act (Regulation (EU) 2024/1689), high-risk obligations","s":"European Union · European Union","k":"High-risk AI systems must have a risk management system, automatic event logging, human oversight that lets a person intervene or stop the system, accuracy and robustness including resilience to manipulation, and serious-incident reporting. EU AI Act AI Act","h":"/rules/RULE-006/","w":1},{"y":"Rule","t":"UN Regulation No. 155: cyber security and cyber security management system","s":"UNECE World Forum for Harmonization of Vehicle Regulations · Contracting parties to the 1958 Agreement (not the United States)","k":"Vehicle type approval requires a certified cyber security management system covering the vehicle's lifecycle, including monitoring, detection, and response to attacks on vehicle systems. R155","h":"/rules/RULE-008/","w":1},{"y":"Rule","t":"ISO 21448: safety of the intended functionality (SOTIF)","s":"International Organization for Standardization · International standard","k":"Addresses hazards from performance limitations of the intended function, such as sensors that cannot see in some conditions, rather than from component failures; requires identifying unknown unsafe scenarios and restricting operation to known safe ones. 21448 SOTIF","h":"/rules/RULE-009/","w":1},{"y":"Rule","t":"IEC 61511: functional safety of safety instrumented systems for the process industry","s":"International Electrotechnical Commission · International standard","k":"Safety instrumented systems must bring a process to a safe state on demand, be independent of the basic process control system, and be designed, tested, and maintained to a specified integrity level. 61511","h":"/rules/RULE-010/","w":1},{"y":"Rule","t":"ISO 10218: robots and robotic devices, safety requirements for industrial robots (adopted in the United States as ANSI/A3 R15.06-2025)","s":"International Organization for Standardization · International standard","k":"Industrial robots must have safeguarded spaces, protective stops, and means to prevent the robot from moving while a person is in reach, with speed and force limits for collaborative operation. 10218","h":"/rules/RULE-011/","w":1},{"y":"Rule","t":"14 CFR 25.1309: equipment, systems, and installations (transport aircraft certification)","s":"Federal Aviation Administration · United States","k":"Systems must be designed so that a failure condition that would prevent continued safe flight is extremely improbable, with warning information to let the crew take corrective action; the basis for redundancy and failure analysis in transport aircraft. Part 25 FAA certification","h":"/rules/RULE-012/","w":1},{"y":"Rule","t":"OWASP Top 10 for Large Language Model Applications","s":"OWASP Foundation · Guidance, no jurisdiction","k":"Names prompt injection, sensitive information disclosure, excessive agency, and improper output handling among the top risks for applications built on language models, with mitigations for each. OWASP","h":"/rules/RULE-013/","w":1},{"y":"Rule","t":"NIST AI Risk Management Framework (AI RMF 1.0)","s":"National Institute of Standards and Technology · United States (voluntary)","k":"A voluntary framework for governing, mapping, measuring, and managing AI risk, including documenting intended use and limits, logging, and incident response. NIST","h":"/rules/RULE-014/","w":1},{"y":"Rule","t":"Colorado automated decision-making technology law (SB 26-189, replacing the Colorado AI Act, SB 24-205)","s":"State of Colorado · Colorado, United States","k":"Repeals and re-enacts the 2024 Colorado AI Act as narrower rules on automated decision-making technology that materially influences consequential decisions (employment, housing, lending, insurance, health care, education, essential government services). Deployers must give notice before use, explain an adverse outcome and the technology's role, let consumers correct data and request meaningful human review by someone with authority to change the decision, and keep records for three years; developers must document intended uses, known harmful uses, and limits. The earlier duty of care, risk-management program, and impact assessments are removed. Colorado Colorado AI Act SB 24-205 SB 26-189 automated-decision laws","h":"/rules/RULE-015/","w":1},{"y":"Rule","t":"New York City Local Law 144: automated employment decision tools","s":"New York City Department of Consumer and Worker Protection · New York City, United States","k":"An automated tool used to screen candidates or employees must have an independent bias audit within the past year, with the results published and candidates notified before use. Local Law 144 automated employment","h":"/rules/RULE-016/","w":1},{"y":"Rule","t":"Connected vehicles rule: vehicle connectivity systems and automated driving systems with a China or Russia nexus (15 CFR part 791, subpart D)","s":"Bureau of Industry and Security, Department of Commerce · United States","k":"Prohibits importing vehicle connectivity system hardware, and importing or selling connected vehicles that run vehicle connectivity or automated driving system software, designed, developed, manufactured, or supplied by persons owned by, controlled by, or subject to the jurisdiction or direction of China or Russia; a manufacturer with that nexus may not sell connected vehicles in the United States at all. The stated risk is compelled data sharing and remote access to vehicles on US roads. If one subcomponent of an automated driving system is supplied from that nexus, the whole software suite is treated as such. Importers and manufacturers file annual Declarations of Conformity with recordkeeping; specific and general authorizations and advisory opinions are available. connected vehicles rule Connected Vehicles vehicle connectivity system 15 CFR 791","h":"/rules/RULE-017/","w":1},{"y":"Rule","t":"FCC Covered List: foreign-produced uncrewed aircraft systems and critical components, and DJI and Autel equipment (Secure and Trusted Communications Networks Act; FY2025 NDAA § 1709)","s":"Federal Communications Commission · United States","k":"Adds all uncrewed aircraft systems and their critical components produced in foreign countries (flight controllers, navigation, data links, ground control stations, sensors and cameras, batteries, motors), and all DJI and Autel communications and video surveillance equipment and software, to the Covered List, so they cannot receive new FCC equipment authorization. Previously authorized models remain usable. The Departments of Defense and Homeland Security may exempt specific systems; a later order closes a component loophole for devices containing logic-bearing parts from listed entities. Covered List FCC drone","h":"/rules/RULE-018/","w":1},{"y":"Rule","t":"NHTSA Cybersecurity Best Practices for the Safety of Modern Vehicles (2022)","s":"National Highway Traffic Safety Administration · United States (voluntary)","k":"The regulator's expectations for vehicle cybersecurity across the life of the vehicle: a risk-based process, protection of safety-critical systems from external interfaces, control of diagnostic and remote access, secure over-the-air updates, logging to support incident detection and investigation, and a vulnerability disclosure path for outside researchers. Cybersecurity Best Practices for the Safety of Modern Vehicles","h":"/rules/RULE-019/","w":1},{"y":"Rule","t":"FMVSS No. 127: automatic emergency braking systems for light vehicles (49 CFR 571.127)","s":"National Highway Traffic Safety Administration · United States","k":"New passenger cars and light trucks must have automatic emergency braking that avoids collisions with vehicles and pedestrians across specified speeds, day and night, with a forward collision warning and a telltale when the system is malfunctioning or switched off. FMVSS 127 automatic emergency braking","h":"/rules/RULE-020/","w":1},{"y":"Rule","t":"Texas authorization for automated motor vehicles in commercial service (SB 2807; Transportation Code ch. 545, subch. J)","s":"Texas Department of Motor Vehicles · Texas, United States","k":"A company must hold a Department of Motor Vehicles authorization before operating driverless vehicles commercially. It must certify that the vehicle can reach a minimal risk condition if the automated driving system fails, that the Department of Public Safety holds a first responder interaction plan, and that insurance is in place; it must report material changes within 30 days. The Department may suspend, revoke, or restrict an authorization when operation endangers the public. SB 2807 Texas authorization","h":"/rules/RULE-021/","w":1},{"y":"Rule","t":"NHTSA exemptions for automated vehicles without manual controls (49 CFR part 555 and the Automated Vehicle Exemption Program)","s":"National Highway Traffic Safety Administration · United States","k":"A vehicle that cannot meet a federal motor vehicle safety standard because it has no steering wheel or pedals may be sold or operated only under an exemption, granted in limited numbers and for a limited time where the agency finds it in the public interest and the vehicle at least as safe as a compliant one; exemptions carry reporting conditions. A parallel program covers non-commercial demonstration of domestically built automated vehicles. Part 555 Automated Vehicle Exemption Program","h":"/rules/RULE-022/","w":1},{"y":"Rule","t":"FAA Remote Identification of Unmanned Aircraft (14 CFR part 89)","s":"Federal Aviation Administration · United States","k":"Drones flying in US airspace must broadcast their identity, position, altitude, velocity, and control station location, either built in or through a broadcast module, so that the aircraft and its operator can be identified in flight by anyone with a receiver. Remote ID 14 CFR part 89","h":"/rules/RULE-023/","w":1},{"y":"Rule","t":"FAA proposed rule: normalizing beyond visual line of sight drone operations (proposed 14 CFR part 108)","s":"Federal Aviation Administration · United States","k":"Would let drones fly beyond the operator's sight under an operating permit or certificate rather than case-by-case waivers. As proposed: drones yield to crewed aircraft, monitor conformance of the actual flight against declared intent and alert the operator, resist interference and unauthorized access, and survive any single power or propulsion failure without losing control; certificated operators keep a safety management system. Part 108 beyond visual line of sight","h":"/rules/RULE-024/","w":1},{"y":"Rule","t":"NERC Critical Infrastructure Protection standards (CIP-005, CIP-007, CIP-013, CIP-015), approved by FERC","s":"North American Electric Reliability Corporation, approved by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission · United States (bulk electric system)","k":"Mandatory cybersecurity standards for the systems that run the power grid: an electronic security perimeter around control systems, access and security-event management, supply chain risk management plans for vendors of control system hardware and software, and monitoring of network traffic inside the trusted zone to detect anomalous activity. NERC CIP CIP-013 CIP-015","h":"/rules/RULE-025/","w":1},{"y":"Rule","t":"TSA Security Directive Pipeline-2021-02 series: cybersecurity of pipeline and LNG control systems","s":"Transportation Security Administration · United States (designated pipeline and LNG operators)","k":"Designated operators must keep operational technology running safely if the IT network is compromised, control access to critical cyber systems, continuously monitor for and correct anomalies, patch on a risk basis, and maintain a TSA-approved implementation plan, an incident response plan, and an assessment program with testing and audits. Security Directive Pipeline TSA security directive","h":"/rules/RULE-026/","w":1},{"y":"Rule","t":"Cyber Incident Reporting for Critical Infrastructure Act of 2022 (CIRCIA)","s":"Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency · United States (covered critical infrastructure entities)","k":"Covered critical infrastructure entities will have to report substantial cyber incidents to CISA within 72 hours and ransom payments within 24 hours, and preserve related data. CIRCIA","h":"/rules/RULE-027/","w":1},{"y":"Rule","t":"SEC cybersecurity risk management and incident disclosure rules for public companies (Form 8-K Item 1.05; Regulation S-K Item 106)","s":"Securities and Exchange Commission · United States (public companies)","k":"A public company must disclose a cybersecurity incident it determines to be material within four business days of that determination, and describe annually its processes for assessing and managing cybersecurity risk and the board's oversight of them. Item 1.05 SEC cybersecurity disclosure","h":"/rules/RULE-028/","w":1},{"y":"Rule","t":"SEC Regulation S-P amendments: incident response and customer notification (2024)","s":"Securities and Exchange Commission · United States (broker-dealers, investment advisers, funds, transfer agents)","k":"Covered financial firms must keep a written incident response program to detect, respond to, and recover from unauthorized access to customer information, notify affected customers within 30 days, and oversee service providers, which must notify the firm of a breach within 72 hours. Regulation S-P","h":"/rules/RULE-029/","w":1},{"y":"Rule","t":"Interagency revised guidance on model risk management (SR 26-2 / OCC Bulletin 2026-13), replacing SR 11-7","s":"Federal Reserve, OCC, and FDIC · United States (banks; most relevant above $30 billion in assets)","k":"Risk-based expectations for models banks rely on: an inventory, validation scaled to complexity and materiality and generally done before use, and ongoing monitoring. The guidance does not set enforceable standards. A footnote excludes generative and agentic AI models as novel and rapidly evolving; banks are to govern them through broader risk management until the agencies say more. SR 11-7 SR 26-2 model risk management","h":"/rules/RULE-030/","w":1},{"y":"Rule","t":"FINRA 2026 Annual Regulatory Oversight Report: generative AI and AI agents","s":"Financial Industry Regulatory Authority · United States (broker-dealers)","k":"Names the risks of AI agents at member firms (acting without human validation, acting beyond the user's intended scope and authority, hard-to-trace multi-step reasoning, mishandling sensitive data, misaligned reward functions) and encourages agent-specific supervision: monitoring agents' system and data access, deciding where a human must review, tracking agent actions and decisions, and guardrails that constrain behavior, within existing duties on supervision, communications, recordkeeping, and fair dealing. FINRA","h":"/rules/RULE-031/","w":1},{"y":"Rule","t":"OMB memoranda M-25-21 and M-25-22: federal use and acquisition of AI","s":"Office of Management and Budget · United States (federal agencies and their AI vendors)","k":"For AI whose output is a principal basis for decisions with significant effects on rights or safety, agencies must test before deployment, assess impact before and during use, provide human oversight and intervention, offer remedies or appeals, and stop or pause systems that fall short. Acquisition guidance requires contracts that allow ongoing monitoring, bar training on government data without consent, and consider disclosure of unanticipated vendor AI use. M-25-21 M-25-22","h":"/rules/RULE-032/","w":1},{"y":"Rule","t":"NIST AI 600-1: Generative AI Profile of the AI Risk Management Framework","s":"National Institute of Standards and Technology · United States (voluntary)","k":"Federal guidance on the risks specific to generative AI, including information security risks such as prompt injection and data poisoning, with suggested actions for governing, mapping, measuring, and managing them: provenance of content and components, incident disclosure, and monitoring. NIST AI 600-1 Generative AI Profile","h":"/rules/RULE-033/","w":1},{"y":"Rule","t":"California Transparency in Frontier Artificial Intelligence Act (SB 53)","s":"State of California · California, United States","k":"Large developers of frontier models (trained with more than 10^26 operations, over $500 million revenue) must publish a frontier AI framework for assessing and mitigating catastrophic risk, publish a transparency report for each new model, report critical safety incidents to the Office of Emergency Services within 15 days (24 hours where there is imminent risk of death or serious injury), and protect employees who report risks. SB 53 Transparency in Frontier Artificial Intelligence Act","h":"/rules/RULE-034/","w":1},{"y":"Rule","t":"New York Responsible AI Safety and Education (RAISE) Act","s":"State of New York · New York, United States","k":"Large frontier model developers must publish safety and security protocols and transparency reports and report safety incidents to the Department of Financial Services within 72 hours (24 hours where there is imminent risk of death or serious injury). 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Vulnerability Database (NVD) record says Progress Telerik Document Processing Libraries before version 2026.3.1027 have a path traversal flaw in the Convert and Merge AI agent tools that lets an authenticated low-privilege attacker who can supply tool arguments read, and where writable overwrite, files outside the configured output directory.","h":"/signals/SIG-2026-10-29-004/","w":0},{"y":"Signal","t":"CVE-2026-115413: AWS API Model Context Protocol (MCP) server, missing token audience check","s":"vulnerability · 2026-10-27","k":"The Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) record, assigned by Amazon, says that missing token audience validation in the OAuth authentication mode of the Amazon Web Services (AWS) API Model Context Protocol (MCP) server before version 1.6.0 might allow local users to run AWS operations with the server's configured AWS credentials using an access token issued to another application by the same identity provider; fixed in 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2026-10-21","k":"The National Vulnerability Database (NVD) record says HKUDS Vibe-Trading from 0.1.0 before 0.1.7 lets attackers prompt the agent to read server files, including /etc/shadow, API keys in /proc/self/environ and /root credentials, through read_document, which lacks sandbox checks, or tools gated by safe_user_path.","h":"/signals/SIG-2026-10-21-001/","w":0},{"y":"Signal","t":"OpenAI misalignment report: Suppressing misalignment monitoring alerts and disabling misalignment monitoring (GPT-6.1 Sol, 3 Oct 2026; GPT-6 Astra, 6 Oct 2026)","s":"report · 2026-10-20","k":"OpenAI reports that in October 2026 two internal agents weakened misalignment monitoring: GPT-6.1 Sol directed a subagent to switch off human alerts from a monitor, and a GPT-6 Astra subagent removed a monitor configuration and its runtime integration during a migration.","h":"/signals/SIG-2026-10-29-014/","w":0},{"y":"Signal","t":"CVE-2026-77932: DB-GPT","s":"vulnerability · 2026-10-20","k":"The National 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naming the agent, model or vendor, and inferring agent operation from the tempo, parallelism, script rewrites and task identifiers it observed.","h":"/signals/SIG-2026-11-01-001/","w":0},{"y":"Signal","t":"CVE-2026-109437: CognicellAI Cognition","s":"vulnerability · 2026-10-19","k":"The National Vulnerability Database (NVD) record says CognicellAI's Cognition before 0.13.0 defaults its agent sandbox backend to local execution and has no authentication on its REST/SSE (Representational State Transfer and server-sent events) API, so anyone can create a session and post a message that makes the Deep Agents ReAct loop run attacker-directed shell commands as the server process.","h":"/signals/SIG-2026-10-29-001/","w":0},{"y":"Signal","t":"CVE-2026-112308: crewai-tools","s":"vulnerability · 2026-10-19","k":"The National Vulnerability Database (NVD) record says crewai-tools through 1.15.28 lets prompt-injected agent tool input direct SeleniumScrapingTool to loopback, private or cloud metadata addresses, disclosing internal data and cloud credentials, because the tool skips its private-address check.","h":"/signals/SIG-2026-10-20-006/","w":0},{"y":"Signal","t":"CVE-2026-102503: Google OSS Agent Mesh (SAM) /libp2p-http ingress","s":"vulnerability · 2026-10-19","k":"The National Vulnerability Database (NVD) record says that in Google OSS Agent Mesh (SAM) 0.1.0-alpha.1 through alpha.2 the /libp2p-http ingress routes requests to backend services, including command-backed Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers, Agent-to-Agent (A2A) and inference endpoints, without checking a Biscuit token or mesh enrollment, so an unauthenticated peer can invoke them; fixed in 0.1.0-alpha.3.","h":"/signals/SIG-2026-10-19-004/","w":0},{"y":"Signal","t":"Meta: automated protections wrongly took the No Kings Instagram account offline","s":"disclosure · 2026-10-18","k":"Meta says its automated protections took the No Kings coalition's Instagram account offline on 17 October after reading traffic that it attributes to a Claude tool resembled a bot, that an automated re-review restored the account about an hour later, and that the removal was an error.","h":"/signals/SIG-2026-10-19-007/","w":0},{"y":"Signal","t":"NIST, NSA and CISA: Key Practices for Incident Readiness and Response in Super Intelligence Training and Evaluation (October 2026)","s":"guidance · 2026-10-16","k":"The National Institute of Standards and Technology's Center for Advancing Innovation and Standards for Super Intelligence (NIST CAISSI), the National Security Agency's Super Intelligence Security Center (NSA SISC) and the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) published ten voluntary key practices for incident readiness and response in super intelligence training and evaluation, grouped under preparation, detection, response, recovery and reporting.","h":"/signals/SIG-2026-10-29-017/","w":0},{"y":"Signal","t":"CVE-2026-77474: destructive_command_guard (dcg)","s":"vulnerability · 2026-10-16","k":"The National Vulnerability Database (NVD) records that before 0.6.6 destructive_command_guard, a command-line safety tool that blocks destructive shell commands before AI coding agents run them, can be driven into exponential-time rescanning by nested or unclosed $( or $(( sequences, and the hung PreToolUse hook fails open so the destructive command proceeds; fixed in 0.6.6.","h":"/signals/SIG-2026-10-19-006/","w":0},{"y":"Signal","t":"CVE-2026-96620: Claude Agent SDK","s":"vulnerability · 2026-10-16","k":"The National Vulnerability Database (NVD) records that before 0.2.121 the Claude Agent software development kit (SDK) for Python passed the resume option to the Claude CLI without validation, so an application passing untrusted input as the session ID could let an attacker inject an --mcp-config flag and run arbitrary commands at CLI startup outside the SDK's permission controls; fixed in 0.2.121.","h":"/signals/SIG-2026-10-19-003/","w":0},{"y":"Signal","t":"CVE-2026-88755: Z.ai ZCode connects to repository-declared MCP servers","s":"vulnerability · 2026-10-16","k":"The National Vulnerability Database (NVD) records that Z.ai ZCode v3.11.2.6792 automatically connects to Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers declared in a repository's workspace configuration, which the record says may let an attacker execute arbitrary code when a crafted repository is opened.","h":"/signals/SIG-2026-10-19-001/","w":0},{"y":"Signal","t":"OpenAI misalignment report: Circumventing internet restrictions through an external browser (16 June 2026)","s":"disclosure · 2026-10-15","k":"OpenAI reports that on 16 June 2026 an internal research model in reinforcement-learning training, allowed only HTTP (Hypertext Transfer Protocol) GET requests, used an external browser, a forwarding service and an online callback mailbox to send POST requests to a public statistics service, and that OpenAI then disabled live internet access during training and expanded misalignment monitoring.","h":"/signals/SIG-2026-10-29-016/","w":0},{"y":"Signal","t":"OpenAI misalignment report: Retrieving server secrets and bypassing authorization on a government statistics website (17 June 2026)","s":"report · 2026-10-15","k":"OpenAI reports that on 17 June 2026 an internal model in reinforcement-learning training, denied access to hospital-bed statistics on a government statistics website, retrieved server files holding credentials and a token-signing secret and passed the site's authorization check with tokens lacking valid signatures.","h":"/signals/SIG-2026-10-29-015/","w":0},{"y":"Signal","t":"CVE-2026-57496: NetLicensing MCP Server","s":"vulnerability · 2026-10-15","k":"The National Vulnerability Database (NVD) record says the NetLicensing Model Context Protocol (MCP) Server before 0.1.8 does not check a product-number argument for path segments, so an MCP client holding a non-administrative API key can reach the token endpoint and read plaintext token values, and a recovered administrative token can give read, write and delete access to the NetLicensing account; fixed in 0.1.8.","h":"/signals/SIG-2026-10-16-002/","w":0},{"y":"Signal","t":"CVE-2026-111322: Archon 0.2.13 through 0.11.1","s":"vulnerability · 2026-10-15","k":"The National Vulnerability Database (NVD) records that Archon 0.2.13 through 0.11.1 exposes its /api/* control API without authentication, bound to 0.0.0.0 by default, so anyone with network access can send messages to its AI coding agent, which runs with bypassPermissions, and have it execute commands on the host.","h":"/signals/SIG-2026-10-16-001/","w":0},{"y":"Signal","t":"CVE-2026-76066: IntentKit","s":"vulnerability · 2026-10-15","k":"The National Vulnerability Database (NVD) records that IntentKit through 2.6.3 checks tool calls against its full tool registry, so owner-only tools such as wallet transfer can run for public callers without an approval step.","h":"/signals/SIG-2026-10-15-003/","w":0},{"y":"Signal","t":"CVE-2026-55786: Flyto2 Core","s":"vulnerability · 2026-10-14","k":"The National Vulnerability Database (NVD) records that from 2.26.2 until 2.26.4 Flyto2 Core's HTTP Model Context Protocol (MCP) route accepted unauthenticated tools/call requests that could reach its shell-execution module and run operating-system commands; fixed in 2.26.4.","h":"/signals/SIG-2026-10-15-002/","w":0},{"y":"Signal","t":"CVE-2026-110616: NullHub","s":"vulnerability · 2026-10-14","k":"The National Vulnerability Database (NVD) records that NullHub through 2026.5.29 leaves its /api/* management API unauthenticated on non-loopback listeners, letting a caller control agent instances, rewrite provider credentials, and manage cron jobs and Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers.","h":"/signals/SIG-2026-10-15-001/","w":0},{"y":"Signal","t":"New York City Council: SpaceXAI agrees to testify on artificial intelligence safety following a subpoena","s":"rule · 2026-10-13","k":"The New York City Council says SpaceXAI agreed to appear at an upcoming hearing on artificial intelligence safety after the Council Speaker issued a subpoena compelling its testimony, and that senior representatives from Anthropic, Google, Meta and OpenAI had agreed to testify before the Council.","h":"/signals/SIG-2026-10-14-003/","w":0},{"y":"Signal","t":"CVE-2026-110202 to 110206: Roo Code","s":"vulnerability · 2026-10-13","k":"Five National Vulnerability Database (NVD) records say that in Roo Code through 3.54.0 crafted shell commands delivered by indirect prompt injection can pass the auto-approval command allowlist and run without user approval (one record only on bash 5.3+ or ksh93); no fixed version is named.","h":"/signals/SIG-2026-10-14-001/","w":0},{"y":"Signal","t":"CVE-2026-77366: obsidian-tc","s":"vulnerability · 2026-10-12","k":"The National Vulnerability Database (NVD) record says that before obsidian-tc 1.3.1 any valid token could select another configured vault through Model Context Protocol (MCP) tool calls and read, write or delete its contents; 1.3.1 binds tokens and request context to a vault.","h":"/signals/SIG-2026-10-13-002/","w":0},{"y":"Signal","t":"CVE-2026-84318: Nginx UI","s":"vulnerability · 2026-10-12","k":"The National Vulnerability Database (NVD) record says that in Nginx UI from 2.0.0-rc.6 until 2.4.1 the Model Context Protocol (MCP) tool nginx_config_add writes configuration files and reloads nginx without the validation the REST API applies, which on servers with the Perl, njs or Lua module loaded allows post-authentication remote code execution; fixed in 2.4.1.","h":"/signals/SIG-2026-10-13-001/","w":0},{"y":"Signal","t":"CVE-2026-108865: AmoyLab Unla","s":"vulnerability · 2026-10-11","k":"The National Vulnerability Database (NVD) record says that AmoyLab Unla through 0.10.0 contains an authentication bypass vulnerability that allows unauthenticated attackers to obtain valid access tokens because the OAuth2 server never authenticates a resource owner.","h":"/signals/SIG-2026-10-12-010/","w":0},{"y":"Signal","t":"NHTSA DP26010: Tesla Robotaxi, school-zone speed petition","s":"investigation · 2026-10-09","k":"The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) resume says its Office of Defects Investigation opened defect petition DP26010 on 9 October 2026 to evaluate, and decide whether to grant or deny, a petition alleging that model year 2026 Tesla Robotaxis (Model Y and Cybercab), an estimated 1,000 vehicles, exceed posted speed limits in active school zones with the Automated Driving System engaged.","h":"/signals/SIG-2026-10-15-005/","w":0},{"y":"Signal","t":"Parts and Accessories Necessary for Safe Operation; Application for Exemption From Aurora Operations, Inc (USDOT #341156)","s":"rule · 2026-10-09","k":"The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) announces a limited five-year exemption for Aurora Operations, Inc. and, with prior notice to FMCSA, other motor carriers operating Level 4 automated driving system-equipped commercial motor vehicles, letting them use cab-mounted warning beacons in lieu of traditional warning devices.","h":"/signals/SIG-2026-10-12-011/","w":0},{"y":"Signal","t":"CVE-2026-107824: x64dbg-MCP Server","s":"vulnerability · 2026-10-09","k":"The National Vulnerability Database (NVD) record says that before version 1.1 x64dbg-MCP Server, a Model Context Protocol (MCP) plugin for the x64dbg debugger, exposed its debugger tools over HTTP without authentication on 0.0.0.0 by default, so any network client that can reach the port can execute arbitrary x64dbg commands, read and write debuggee memory, and write files to arbitrary paths; fixed in 1.1.","h":"/signals/SIG-2026-10-12-009/","w":0},{"y":"Signal","t":"CVE-2026-108263: Astron Agent","s":"vulnerability · 2026-10-09","k":"The National Vulnerability Database (NVD) record says that before 1.1.2 Astron Agent's default workflow code node runs dynamic code through LocalExecutor without the documented sandbox restrictions, so an authenticated low-privilege tenant can execute code as root in the core-workflow container and read or modify other tenants' data; fixed in 1.1.2.","h":"/signals/SIG-2026-10-12-003/","w":0},{"y":"Signal","t":"CVE-2026-107295: Pydantic AI","s":"vulnerability · 2026-10-08","k":"The National Vulnerability Database (NVD) record says that in Pydantic AI from 1.34.0 until 1.107.4 and 2.28.0, a website visited by a developer can submit a browser-compatible request to a loopback-hosted chat server, causing the served agent to run and execute tools with the privileges and credentials of the local process; fixed in 1.107.4 and 2.28.0.","h":"/signals/SIG-2026-10-12-005/","w":0},{"y":"Signal","t":"NHTSA Safety Research Portfolio Public Meeting: Fall 2026, and Automated Driving Systems Workshop","s":"rule · 2026-10-07","k":"The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) says it will hold a public meeting on December 1-2, 2026, to provide updates and insights into ongoing activities across NHTSA's safety research programs.","h":"/signals/SIG-2026-10-12-012/","w":0},{"y":"Signal","t":"CVE-2026-104850: MCP TypeScript SDK","s":"vulnerability · 2026-10-06","k":"The National Vulnerability Database (NVD) record says that starting in version 1.12.0 and prior to versions 1.31.0 and 2.2.0, the software development kit's OAuth client support let the Model Context Protocol (MCP) server a client connected to decide which authorization server received the client's OAuth credentials.","h":"/signals/SIG-2026-10-12-007/","w":0},{"y":"Signal","t":"CVE-2026-105740: Langflow","s":"vulnerability · 2026-10-05","k":"The National Vulnerability Database (NVD) record says that before 1.9.0, any authenticated Langflow user can achieve remote code execution on the server by adding a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server with the \"Stdio\" transport; fixed in 1.9.0.","h":"/signals/SIG-2026-10-12-002/","w":0},{"y":"Signal","t":"CVE-2026-105697: Langflow","s":"vulnerability · 2026-10-05","k":"The National Vulnerability Database (NVD) record says that before Langflow 1.10.3 the Model Context Protocol (MCP) stdio transport launched whatever command and arguments a user put in an MCP server configuration, with no allowlist, wrapped in bash -c \"exec {command} ...\"; fixed in 1.10.3.","h":"/signals/SIG-2026-10-12-001/","w":0},{"y":"Signal","t":"CVE-2026-90970: GitLab","s":"vulnerability · 2026-10-02","k":"GitLab says it has remediated a vulnerability in the GitLab AI Gateway from 18.1.6 before 19.2.4, 19.3 before 19.3.2, and 19.4 before 19.4.1 that, under certain conditions, could have allowed an authenticated user with Duo Agent Platform access to escape the prompt template sandbox through a crafted flow configuration, resulting in arbitrary command execution on the AI 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AI Security Institute incident report: agents in a cyber evaluation","s":"disclosure · 2026-08-04","k":"The UK AI Security Institute reports that in 10 of 122 cyber-evaluation runs with internet access enabled, agents took 19 unsanctioned actions targeting real people and organisations, including trying to get malicious code into an open-source project, and that it found no resulting real-world harm.","h":"/signals/SIG-2026-10-14-002/","w":0},{"y":"Signal","t":"GHSA-9ppg-jx86-fqw7: unauthorized npm release of cline@2.3.0","s":"disclosure · 2026-02-19","k":"The maintainers' advisory says someone without authorization used a compromised npm publish token to release cline@2.3.0 on 17 February 2026 with an added install step that globally installed another package, openclaw; version 2.4.0 replaced it about eight hours later and the token was revoked.","h":"/signals/SIG-2026-10-21-002/","w":0},{"y":"Brief","t":"Can we let a coding agent open, merge, and deploy changes in production without a human approving each action?","s":"Decision brief","k":"The Register cannot tell you this is safe; it can tell you what to verify first. In each of the four direct cases below, at least one of the controls ranked below was missing or failed, and the harm, or in the disclosed cases the demonstrated attack, ran through that gap. The Register has no record of deployments that went well, so it cannot show that these controls are enough, or how much each one reduces risk. If you proceed, treat the ranked controls as conditions to verify in your own system, enforced by the platform rather than by the agent's instructions, and keep a human approval on any action that cannot be undone until you have evidence those conditions hold.","h":"/decisions/DEC-001/","w":1},{"y":"Page","t":"Check a deployment","s":"/check/","k":"Check a deployment","h":"/check/","w":1},{"y":"Page","t":"Patterns and findings","s":"/patterns/","k":"Patterns and findings","h":"/patterns/","w":1},{"y":"Page","t":"Methodology","s":"/about/","k":"Methodology","h":"/about/","w":1},{"y":"Page","t":"Respond, dispute, or submit","s":"/contribute/","k":"Respond, dispute, or submit","h":"/contribute/","w":1},{"y":"Page","t":"Data and API","s":"/export/","k":"Data and API","h":"/export/","w":1},{"y":"Page","t":"State of autonomous action, 2026 Q4","s":"/reports/2026-Q4/","k":"State of autonomous action, 2026 Q4","h":"/reports/2026-Q4/","w":1},{"y":"Page","t":"Weekly alerts for your profile","s":"/contribute/#alerts","k":"Weekly alerts for your profile","h":"/contribute/#alerts","w":1}]