A.I. News of the Month – Episode 11
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In this episode of AI Security Ops, we explore major AI news, including the Scale AI data leak impacting giants like Google and Meta, a novel jailbreak attack technique dubbed the Echo Chamber, and Anthropic's Claude-Gov, tailored for U.S. national security. We discuss ethical AI management solutions, the innovative use of AI to detect shoplifting via behavioral gestures, IBM's WatsonX platform, and critical insights into AI red teaming and SQL injection vulnerabilities affecting AI applications.
Join us as we uncover how traditional security practices remain crucial in today's AI-driven landscape.
News Links Referenced:
Scale AI exposed sensitive data about clients like Meta and xAI in public Google Docs, BI finds
AI Security Turning Point: Echo Chamber Jailbreak Exposes Dangerous Blind Spot
Anthropic's "Claude Gov" for National Security
Veesion - AI That Catches Shoplifters by Their Gestures
IBM's New Platform for Managing "Agentic AI"
How a Classic Bug Can Poison Modern AI Agents
The "False Sense of Security" in AI Red Teaming
Creators and Guests
Host
Brian Fehrman
Brian Fehrman is a long-time BHIS Security Researcher and Consultant with extensive academic credentials and industry certifications who specializes in AI, hardware hacking, and red teaming, and outside of work is an avid Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu practitioner, big-game hunter, and home-improvement enthusiast.
Host
Derek Banks
Derek is a BHIS Security Consultant, Penetration Tester, and Red Teamer with advanced degrees, industry certifications, and broad experience across forensics, incident response, monitoring, and offensive security, who enjoys learning from colleagues, helping clients improve their security, and spending his free time with family, fitness, and playing bass guitar.