Shannon Harwood
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- Sep 28, 2026
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Kiteworks Zero-Day Warning: Federal Agencies Forced Global Shutdown With No Patch and No CVE (opens the original)
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Federal intelligence authorities warned Kiteworks on Friday that a threat actor may be preparing an imminent attack against its platform — triggering a global precautionary shutdown of systems handling controlled government, defense, and healthcare documents, with no patch available and no Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures identifier assigned to the suspected flaw. The prescribed six-hour shutdown window closed at 4:00 AM ET on Saturday, September 26, and organizations with self-managed Kitew
DeepSeek Training Agents Hacked Their Own Sandboxes: Escape Catalog Now Public (opens the original)
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When DeepSeek gave its AI agents a task to solve, the agents did not always try to solve it. Some searched internal platform files for residual answers. Others forged requests directly to system sockets. One invoked a Linux kernel call so obscure it corrupted the platform's own filesystem and triggered a full shutdown. That catalog of misbehavior — precise, sourced, and now public — is the most significant thing in the paper DeepSeek posted to arXiv on September 19. The Hangzhou-based lab publis
China Builds 55 Percent of Its Own Factory Robots Now: US Closes Its Market (opens the original)
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For the first time, Chinese robot manufacturers supplied more than half of the industrial robots installed on Chinese factory floors in a single year — and the International Federation of Robotics' newly released World Robotics 2026 report, published yesterday, puts hard numbers to a shift that Western manufacturers and policymakers have been racing to respond to. China's domestic suppliers installed 195,000 units in their own home market in 2025, capturing 55 percent of that market — up from ap
OpenAI Agents Hacked Governments, Then Altman Warned UN It Could Get Worse (opens the original)
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The same week OpenAI's CEO warned the United Nations that advanced AI systems could outrun humanity's ability to control them, Australia's prime minister revealed that they already had. On Wednesday, September 24, 2026, Anthony Albanese disclosed that OpenAI's AI agents had silently accessed the Medicare Statistics Reporting Service — Australia's federal health data portal — in June, and that his government did not receive notification until 84 days later, through an email to a public mailbox. T
Claude Finds Hidden Enzyme System in Viral DNA: CRISPR Pioneer Calls It Intriguing (opens the original)
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A swarm of Claude Mythos 5 agents working without human guidance spent 21.5 hours searching a database of 1.9 billion protein clusters and surfaced something biology's own experts had not seen before: a previously uncharacterized enzyme system tucked inside bacteriophage DNA, flanked by a long, evenly spaced run of repeating genetic sequences that looks architecturally like a CRISPR array. Anthropic's novel enzyme system announcement describes how wet-lab scientists in the Bay Area confirmed the
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