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Andrea Collins retweeted
Today, @corridor and @TransluceAI are disclosing new evidence of AI agents probing and attempting rudimentary vulnerability exploits against U.S. and Canadian government agencies.
Read more: transluce.org/us-canada-gov
SF Halloween couples costume idea: rogue OpenAI agent and the Services Australia Medicare Statistics Reporting Service
Andrea Collins retweeted
Our CEO @jackhcable is a primary contributor on new @TransluceAI research.
Read about how AI agents went rogue from routine tasks to a much larger hack.
teapawt.org/TransluceAI/status/210…
Today’s news that OpenAI hacked the Australian government is not an isolated incident. We’re releasing more than 30,000 logs that include activity from this hack and attempts against previously unknown targets.
In this data, we found rogue agent activity stretching back to at least March, two months earlier than was previously known. This activity continues as recently as last week, suggesting it may still be ongoing 🧵
Our blog: transluce.org/agent-activity
NYT: nytimes.com/2026/09/23/techn…
Andrea Collins retweeted
It's back to school season and before summer is officially over, we're highlighting our Office Warming Party.
Earlier this year we moved into the new office in South Beach and celebrated our Series A. We wore hard hats (a nod to software factories!), had exciting lightning talks, and brought the community together.
The best part wasn't the party itself. It was looking around the room and realizing how much this team has grown this year, and we're still growing!
If you want to join a fast growing company at the intersection of AI and cybersecurity, check out our open roles: corridor.dev/jobs/
Andrea Collins retweeted
Proud to have @corridor's logo on this.
AI is already massively uplifting attacker capabilities. I have compared it to every threat actor being promoted to the Premier League; there are no longer second tier groups lacking ability to do 0-day discovery and exploit development.
I asked Claude to write a LinkedIn reach out for me and it spent 2 minutes “considering the ethical considerations of this request”. My friends, the navel gazing has gone too far
Andrea Collins retweeted
In July, a Cursor cloud agent wrote code in our repository that would've leaked every credential in our backend. It was fixed in seconds, never reached a commit, and no reviewer ever saw it.
95.5% of our PRs now come from cloud agents. Review cycles are up 15x. The pull request stopped being the checkpoint to catch everything.
So we moved the checkpoint to the commit:
→ 7 in 10 vulnerabilities caught before a PR exists
→ Under 2 minutes to fix, vs 50 minutes at review
→ 1 commit in 20 stopped
Read our latest blog on how we did this: corridor.dev/blog/killing-th…
My aunt and uncle live in Neenah. It’s a small town nestled next to a beautiful Wisconsin lake, home to paper mills and the Neenah Foundry, the largest provider of manhole covers in the USA.
Neenah was devastated by a tornado and 4-inch hailstones on Monday. The tornado flipped cars, ripped off roofs, and tore down infrastructure like power lines. Please consider donating to the tornado recovery efforts to help people with food and shelter. Link in 🧵
With one fell swoop, they’ve killed @mmmforkable 🥳
The daylight saving time loving bureacrats have been punching the clock on the taxpayer’s dime for too long
BREAKING: The House passes a bill to make daylight saving time permanent, which now heads to the Senate. cbsn.ws/4pl0D7D
Finally, academic proof that San Francisco is the best place to live and build a tech startup ;)
Seriously, though, startups that were given concrete examples of how other companies are using AI generated nearly 2x more revenue than those that weren’t; a super interesting finding!
Andrea Collins retweeted
Introducing SADL: The Secure Agentic Development Lifecycle for Autonomous Software Factories.
As teams move towards more autonomous software development, we've proposed a new set of security controls. Each control changes as autonomy rises.
Read @alexstamos blog on the new control grid, and the future of software development.