🏢 Carnegie Mellon University Organization

ExploitBench v8-bench introduces a new way to evaluate AI on software exploitation: not as a simple pass/fail task, but as a ladder of capabilities from reaching vulnerable code to triggering the bug,

Researchers at Dartmouth College have developed a way to improve and direct Wi‑Fi signals using a 3D-printed reflector covered in aluminum foil. The technique works by exploiting a basic property of e

Researchers and tech experts say aluminum foil behind a Wi‑Fi router can sometimes improve signal, but only in a limited, directional way. A 2017 Dartmouth College study found that a properly curved r

A recent study warns that reliance on AI for cognitive tasks—like writing, studying, and coding—can impair intellectual abilities and persistence. Researchers found that while AI assistance initially

AEG (Automatic Exploit Generation) is the first end-to-end system that automatically identifies vulnerabilities in programs and generates corresponding exploits. In testing 14 open-source projects, AE

The 2026 Artificial Intelligence Workshop, organized by MORS, will take place from April 20-23, 2026, at Carnegie Mellon University and RAND in Pittsburgh, PA. This four-day event aims to enhance know

Recent evaluations reveal significant advancements in AI models' capabilities for cybersecurity, particularly the Claude Sonnet 4.5 model. Unlike its predecessor, Sonnet 3.5, which required specialize