Andrew Nesbitt's fake CVE is a real warning for AI security startups

The June 26th satire turns prompt injection, automated triage and agentic remediation into one supply-chain failure mode.

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Primary source: Andrew Nesbitt

Why it matters

Nesbitt's satire gives AI security founders a practical product test: every agentic feature needs a trust boundary, an audit trail and a human control surface before it gets authority over code, alerts or production systems.

A solitary figure in an empty tech office or control room, confronted by a digital warning or anomaly (oil painting)

Andrew Nesbitt published a satirical incident report on June 26th that reads like a breach write-up from a company that bought every AI security product on the market and still forgot to assign a human owner.…

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