A simple prompt sent Claude Code on a mission that uncovered major security vulnerabilities in popular text editors — and then suggested ways to exploit them.

There are several best practice recommendations to help organizations mitigate the risks inherent in AI-generated code, and most highlight the importance of human-AI collaboration, with human developers taking a hand regularly (and literally) in the process.

When Anthropic unveiled Claude Code Security late last month, investors were quick to punish traditional cybersecurity vendors. But the victims of that upset, like Palo Alto Networks and CrowdStrike, have since seen their share prices largely recover.

Security researchers from Georgia Tech have observed a surge in reported CVEs for which the flaw was introduced by AI-generated code

Enclave, a startup focused on finding the most dangerous security flaws buried in the lines of code written by AI, is launching from stealth.

Anthropic PBC introduced a new security feature for Claude Code on February 20, 2026, and cybersecurity software stocks dropped almost immediately. The tool, currently described as a limited research preview, has rattled investors who see AI-powered ...

That model, which assumed a reasonably defined group of people writing code, is gone. In many organizations, anyone can build a working app in two minutes using natural language. Not a prototype, but a “product” that can move surprisingly close to production.