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cybersecurityFriday, July 3, 2026

Tokenization flaws and AI-code risks dominate

Today's cybersecurity news is split between structural vulnerabilities in LLMs and the real-world consequences of AI-generated code. A new paper shows BPE tokenization creates exploitable gaps in safety alignment, while another researcher found a guardrail bypass in ChatGPT's file download flow. Meanwhile, Dawnguard's funding round highlights the 13x surge in AI-code vulnerabilities, and the US government confirms another breach.

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LLM vulnerabilities

Two pieces today expose fundamental weaknesses in how LLMs handle safety boundaries.

AI-code risks and funding

The surge in AI-generated code vulnerabilities is drawing venture capital and scrutiny.

Government breaches and training

Nation-state threats and capacity-building efforts round out the day.

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US government says it got hacked — again

The Department of Homeland Security is investigating a cyberattack on its Homeland Security Information Network (HSIN), a platform for federal, state, and local intelligence sharing. A senior lawmaker warns the breach could risk national security.

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Tokenization flaws and AI-code risks dominate | Cybersecurity Roundup · 3 Jul