Hack the AI agent: Build agentic AI security skills with the GitHub Secure Code Game

2026-04-14T19:23:25Zb7fb4025fda782bea77d1790611d85b60bcc852af5b6e4ffb9f0fc3e2df74285
AI‑powered detectionsCode Security Risk AssessmentCodeQLGitHub Security LabOSS supply chainSecure Code GameTaskflow Agentagentic AIapplication securityfuzzingopen source vulnerability trendssecrets exfiltrationsupply chain securityvulnerability triage

What happened

Collection of recent GitHub Security Blog posts covering: a hands‑on Secure Code Game for discovering agentic AI vulnerabilities; a free Code Security Risk Assessment; supply‑chain and secrets‑exfiltration prevention guidance; trends in open source CVEs, advisories, and malware; expansion of application security coverage using CodeQL and AI‑powered detections; release and usage of GitHub Security Lab Taskflow Agent for AI‑assisted scanning and triage; and research on fuzzing and long‑lived bugs. The posts emphasize AI‑augmented tooling, open source security collaboration, and practical steps/fl

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2026-04-14T19:23:25Z
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