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Shared-library and edge-device flaws (Brotli, Pillow, PHP, Aruba AOS) are the day's real exposure: inventory where they're embedded and patch or mitigate now, while attackers increasingly use AI agents to run intrusions.
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A direct reading of this week's Critical Stack article, word for word as published. Read the original at: https://thecriticalstack.substack.com/p/the-threats-dont-decide-what-matters
Exploitation windows keep shrinking (PHP2Shell is already under attack, and exploitation averages three days after disclosure), so patch internet-facing PHP, edge and identity components first, and treat AI sandbox and reasoning-boundary failures as live risks.
AI agents are now both the attack surface and the attacker: treat agent instruction files, dormant agent credentials, and frontier-model sandboxes as production security boundaries today.
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