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🎩 Top 5 Security and AI Reads - Week #21

🎩 Top 5 Security and AI Reads - Week #21

Probabilistic vulnerability prioritisation, indirect prompt injection defences, supply chain attack datasets, multi-agent RTL security analysis, and harmful fine-tuning prevention.

May 25, 2025
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Welcome to the twenty-first instalment of the Stats and Bytes Top 5 Security and AI Reads weekly newsletter. We're kicking off with NIST and CISA's proposal for a new vulnerability prioritisation metric that combines probabilistic measures with EPSS scores to better predict exploitation likelihood. Next, we dive into Google's practical insights from defending Gemini against indirect prompt injection attacks, revealing that more capable models aren't necessarily more secure and emphasising the importance of realistic threat modelling. We then explore a cool dataset creation framework targeting next-generation software supply chain attacks in Python packages, complete with 14K packages and balanced malicious behaviour samples. Following that, we examine a fascinating multi-agent LLM system called MARVEL that tackles end-to-end security evaluation of system-on-chip designs using a hierarchical supervisor-executor paradigm with promising real-world results. We wrap up with a pre-deploymen…

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