red team

Hey hackers - agent red teaming outgrew the prompt fuzzer somewhere between the first tool call and the first exploit chain that never touched the user's input. The scoring harness now decides what "secure" means, and modern agent red teaming lives or dies by what that harness can see. In 2026...

Hey hackers - the kimi jailbreak of 2026 is prompt-only, swarm-shaped, and stubbornly quiet: a July batch, a September disclosure, and a vendor that answered the press before it answered the researchers. A kimi jailbreak in 2026 lives at both ends of the spectrum - a downloadable open-weight...

Hey hackers - the grok jailbreak story of 2026 is less about clever prompts and more about a vendor that has not patched a documented bypass in months while the payload quietly exfiltrates chat history through rendered links. A grok jailbreak in 2026 does not need a novel technique when the...

Hey hackers - the claude jailbreak conversation in 2026 is no longer about tricking a refusal; it is about navigating a layered stack of constitutional classifiers, refusal-trained checkpoints, and metacognitive probes that researchers keep finding cracks in. Every claude jailbreak writeup now...

Hey hackers - the deepseek jailbreak surface of 2026 is the friendliest door in the market: open weights, exposed chain-of-thought, and a two-year-old DAN variant that still walks through the front. A deepseek jailbreak campaign does not need novel research, because the model ships with more...

Hey hackers - the ai hacking stack of 2026 is no longer a demo reel of jailbreak screenshots; it is a priced market of harnesses, skill packs and thin models that produce working exploit chains for the cost of a coffee run. This piece maps the ai hacking toolchain as it actually ships in 2026 -...