SafetyThe Decoder· Jun 26, 2026
Linux Foundation Launches Akrites with Partners to Secure Open-Source Software
The Linux Foundation has formed Akrites with roughly twenty technology companies, AI labs, and banks. The group will work to identify and resolve vulnerabilities in critical open-source components. The effort targets risks from AI systems that could exploit those weaknesses in attacks.
Key points
- →Linux Foundation starts Akrites project with about 20 organizations
- →Partners include tech firms, AI labs, and banks
- →Focus is on fixing open-source vulnerabilities before AI exploitation
- →Goal is to reduce exposure to AI-powered cyber attacks
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