Tag: AI hallucinations
‘HalluSquatting’ Compromises AI Coding Agents to Install Malware, Create Botnets
Jeff Burt | | AI coding agents, AI hallucinations, AI security agents, Cursor, devops, GitHub Copilot, Google Gemini, HalluSquatting, indirect prompt injection, LLM, OpenClaw, promptwareHallucinations have been an ongoing problem since OpenAI first introduced its ChatGPT chatbot in November 2022, highlighting generative AI’s tendency to generate plausible but false or misleading information and its inability to ...
Best of 2025: AI-Generated Code Packages Can Lead to ‘Slopsquatting’ Threat
Jeff Burt | | AI code generation, AI hallucinations, Large Language Models, slopsquatting, software supply chain risksAI hallucinations – the occasional tendency of large language models to respond to prompts with incorrect, inaccurate or made-up answers – have been an ongoing concern as the enterprise adoption of generative ...
Coding at the Speed of AI: Innovation, Vulnerability, and the GenAI Paradox
John Trest | | AI code review, AI Governance, AI hallucinations, AI in DevOps, AI in software development, AI security best practices, AI-generated code vulnerabilities, ChatGPT, cross-site scripting, developer training, devsecops, EU AI Act, GenAI security risks, generative AI, GitHub Copilot, hardcoded credentials, insecure deserialization, Log4Shell AI reproduction, Replit Ghostwriter, secure coding, U.S. Executive Order 14110Generative AI accelerates software delivery but also reintroduces vulnerabilities, making secure coding practices, oversight, and developer training essential for safe adoption ...
AI-Generated Code Packages Can Lead to ‘Slopsquatting’ Threat
Jeff Burt | | AI code generation, AI hallucinations, Large Language Models, slopsquatting, software supply chain risksAI hallucinations – the occasional tendency of large language models to respond to prompts with incorrect, inaccurate or made-up answers – have been an ongoing concern as the enterprise adoption of generative ...
