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Evan won a gold 2025 AZBEE award in the Enterprise News category for this story: Design flaw has Microsoft Authenticator overwriting MFA accounts, locking users out
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Consultants say the functionality looks strong and it should be effective, but at the possible price of trading one vendor lock-in for another.
But the concern goes beyond the now-patched hole’s exploitation and focuses on the lack of security surrounding any sandbox in the AI era.
Demis Hassabis argues that US AI companies could set a global example by self-regulating to keep AGI-like developments safe; analysts aren’t so sure.
New visibility into why a model acts as it does could reshape enterprise AI strategy, especially when developing purchase criteria.
Technology export rules have historically applied to transfer of code, but with genAI, agentic and other SaaS deployments, that no longer works. Experts ask, what does?
Analysts differ on the likely impact, some arguing that the deal gives Cursor the compute expansion it needs, while others worry that Cursor’s trustworthiness could be threatened.
Analysts debate whether the deal, slated to close by early next year, will accelerate the Salesforce product timeline or just confuse it.
The acquisition will provide Codex users with self-hosted sandboxes, moving tool execution into infrastructure that the users control.
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