ServiceNow gives AI agents a passport, and limits on what they can do
2026-10-15T14:51:41Z•10253cfedbd7f9c21bda43afef4d2a9a48a57dbda7d5d59ca95ac842911ea1a0
CVE-2026-0322CVE-2026-105133CVE-2026-105134CVE-2026-76519AI agentsAI governanceAI securityAhsayCBSCISA KEVCisco Secure Email GatewayKGB RATMCP securityNjRATPalo Alto PAN-OSStorm-3119YAM Storeactive exploitationcommand injectioncredential theftcyber risk remediationfake CAPTCHAidentity and access managementpath traversalphishingphishing kitsremote access trojanremote code executionsocial engineeringwebcam spying
What happened
Help Net Security roundup covering AI-agent governance and permissions, malware and phishing campaigns, actively exploited vulnerabilities in Palo Alto, Cisco, and Ahsay products, exposed AI infrastructure, and software-delivery risks. The most urgent item is CISA’s addition of four vulnerabilities to the KEV catalog, indicating active exploitation: CVE-2026-0322, CVE-2026-76519, CVE-2026-105133, and CVE-2026-105134.
Why it matters
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- 2026-10-15T14:51:41Z
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