Measuring the Tendency of AI Agents to Go Rogue
2026-07-30T07:23:34Z•46469fbece75270d86948abb43f3295de798439b1bc54a0ff4d11c508603e413
AI agentsAI securityLLM securityLinux shimMFA phishingMicrosoft Secure BootStingrayUEFIaccount takeoveragent safetyboot securitycell-site simulatorscryptanalysisend-to-end encryptionfirmware securityidentity theftlicense plate readersprivacysurveillancevideo surveillance
What happened
A collection of Bruce Schneier security commentary covering rogue AI agents and agent alignment, a long-lived Microsoft Secure Boot bypass involving vulnerable signed Linux shims, LLM-assisted cryptanalysis, mass surveillance technologies, end-to-end encryption policy, identity theft through email account takeover, and AI video surveillance. The Secure Boot item describes a potentially severe firmware security issue, while the remaining posts are primarily research, privacy, policy, and emerging-threat analysis.
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- schneier_blog
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- 46469fbece75270d86948abb43f3295de798439b1bc54a0ff4d11c508603e413
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- 2026-07-30T07:23:34Z
- AI-assisted enrichment
- Yes
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