Before you leave for the weekend after this seriously intense cyber week, check out today's Metacurity for the most important infosec developments you should know, including --Banks scramble to keep uncontrolled AI agents out of customer accounts, --eMudhra quits cert business after browsers pull trust, --PHP flaws spark alarm but little confirmed damage, --PHP crisis blacks out SoftBank disaster alerts as Japan plans AI cyber team, --Capcom breach exposes 11.7m customer email records, --Quest Diagnostics breach puts patient records at risk, --FCC blocks two devices with Huawei surveillance chips, --Researchers find gaps in OpenAI’s agent monitoring, --Suspected DDoS attack knocks North Korean sites offline, --Australia sanctions North Korean IT worker network, --Russian hackers hide behind mesh network in Ukrainian grain attack, --Critical Linux flaws go public before patches are ready, --Anthropic says Claude proves crash protections across 123 libraries, --Upwind rebuffs Datadog’s $4B acquisition offer, --Volunteer PHP maintainer hailed as patching hero, --Anthropic hands Agent Skills standard to AI foundation, --AI bug hunting threatens more waves of disruption https://www.metacurity.com/banks-scramble-to-keep-uncontrolled-ai-agents-out-of-customer-accounts/