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New Model That Spots Zero Days, Makes Wall Street Traders Lose Their Minds

New Model That Spots Zero Days, Makes Wall Street Traders Lose Their Minds

Between frontier model upgrades, enterprise agent platforms, and the first serious wave of agent-specific security tooling

O P
February 05, 2026

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The Latest Agentic Development

Claude Opus 4.6 Has Been Spotted — And It’s Built for Agent Swarms.

Anthropic officially released Claude Opus 4.6, and this is not a routine model bump. With up to 1 million tokens of context, native support for coordinated agent teams, and major gains in long-horizon reasoning, Opus 4.6 is explicitly designed for multi-step, multi-agent workflows rather than single-prompt chats.

Why this matters:
This pushes agentic AI from “task automation” into systems thinking. Long-running agents can now maintain memory across entire codebases, companies, or research programs , dramatically lowering the friction to deploy autonomous teams instead of isolated copilots.

Feltsense raises $5.1M seed to build “agentic founders”

Feltsense announced a $5.1M seed round to build AI agents positioned as autonomous founders ideating, building, and going to market—with claims of eventually deploying “tens of thousands” of such agents. Whether or not the ambition is realistic, it’s another datapoint that the “multi-agent economy” narrative is pulling capital toward orchestration + ownership models (who owns the output of autonomous agents).

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Agent Protector Launches to Secure Autonomous AI at Runtime

Operant AI introduced Agent Protector, one of the first security products built specifically for autonomous agents, monitoring behavior, permissions, and execution in real time rather than just scanning inputs and outputs.

Why this matters:
Traditional AI security assumes humans are in the loop. Agentic AI breaks that assumption. This launch signals the birth of an agent security stack, which will likely become mandatory as regulators and enterprises wake up to autonomous risk.

ClawHub supply-chain warning: 341 malicious OpenClaw skills found

Security reporting tied to Koi Security findings says a scan of thousands of ClawHub “skills” identified hundreds of malicious packages designed to steal data/credentials (including password stealers), highlighting a fast-forming supply-chain risk in agent plugin ecosystems. Strategic implication: agent marketplaces are becoming the new package registries—expect verification, signing, sandboxing, and reputation systems to move from “nice-to-have” to mandatory.