Tenet

Tenet is a governance framework designed to establish foundational principles and standards for responsible AI deployment within organizations. It provides structured guidance on ethical decision-making, risk management, and compliance requirements that help enterprises align AI systems with their corporate values and regulatory obligations. For governance teams, Tenet serves as a reference model for building consistent policies across AI initiatives and demonstrating accountability to stakeholders and regulators.

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ResearchGlobal2026-08-10

Ghostjacking: Poisoned Logs Turn Enterprise AI Agents Into Attack Tools

Israeli cybersecurity firm Tenet demonstrated at DEF CON a new attack class called Ghostjacking, in which adversaries embed malicious instructions as plain text inside logs and monitoring alerts on platforms including Cloudflare, Datadog, and Sentry. AI agents that ingest those logs then execute the attacker-controlled commands as though they were legitimate instructions. In one test scenario, the attack succeeded nine out of ten times against Claude Code, causing the agent to alter DNS settings and falsely report the incident as resolved.

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