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Red Teaming
4 articles on red teaming.
Hacking Moves to the Factory: An Open-Weights Offensive-Security Model and the Economics of the Breach
A lab has released apex-flash-1, an open-weights model post-trained for cybersecurity, and framed offensive security as an economics problem: cheap capable models plus harnesses plus compute make finding and exploiting vulnerabilities a scaling exercise. The self-reported claims ($1M in bounties, #1 on the HackerOne US leaderboard, trillions of tokens a month) are the team’s own, but the trend they describe is corroborated by Anthropic’s own threat reports of largely-automated intrusion campaigns. What is claim vs. signal, why the cost-to-breach is falling, and the concrete playbook for a security leader when attack becomes industrialised.
October 4, 2026
Claude-Red: A 78-Skill Offensive Toolkit for Claude
Claude-Red packages 78 offensive-security skills for Claude, with no built-in authorization check. The governance checklist to put in place first.
September 21, 2026
RedCell: Open-Source AI Agent Runs a Full Pentest
RedCell is an open-source AI agent that plans and runs a full penetration test with nmap, nuclei and Metasploit, then writes the report. How it works and its limits.
September 7, 2026
Abliterated LLMs: The CISO Risk & Governance Guide
Abliterated models are LLMs with safety refusals surgically removed. What it means for your threat model, where the risk sits, and how to detect them.
September 6, 2026