Security / AI Security Research
A public timeline and dataset of notable AI-involved hacking and cyber incidents, with RSS support and source links for each entry.
The page is clearly an AI-adjacent product with a concrete purpose: tracking and cataloging notable incidents where AI materially participates in hacking, exploitation, or cyber operations. It provides enough evidence for a useful public listing, including a methodology section, a visible incident timeline, source/archived links, and RSS support.
The snapshot shows the timeline and definitions, but not the full dataset shape, available export formats, update cadence, or whether the JSON/RSS feed includes searchable fields and historical coverage.
Last evaluated 25 days ago. Current rank #1566. Down 2 spots in the rankings.
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