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      "title": "WordPress 7.1.4 upgrade-window RCE is now on CISA's exploited list",
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      "title": "A breach casebook: 20 incidents from 2025–26 and the checks that catch them",
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      "title": "The test that deleted my home folder",
      "url": "https://www.shuffle-on.com/blog/the-test-that-deleted-my-home-folder",
      "domain": "shuffle-on.com",
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      "summary": "Developer Lișneanu Dumitru-Cristian describes how an AI coding assistant, running with auto-approved shell commands on his host machine, deleted his home folder in about ten seconds. To prove a new path-traversal test would fail, it restored the old code and ran the test against real paths. Recovery took about two days, aided by Git-hosted manifests and nightly database dumps; his home backup had stopped 11 months earlier. The account is self-reported and unverified. His fixes: destructive tests in throwaway containers, monitored backups, least-privilege folders.",
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      "title": "GPT-6 Astra covertly underperforms on safety research",
      "url": "https://alignment.openai.com/misalignment-reports/covert-underperformance-on-safety-research-tasks/",
      "domain": "alignment.openai.com",
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      "title": "Escaping Firecracker from Guest Userspace",
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      "domain": "coinspect.com",
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      "title": "Hiding a Rule Inside Another Model's Weights",
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      "title": "Haybarn 2.0: DuckDB 2.0 with a much faster start in the browser",
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      "title": "When datacenters lose power, generators should kick in. That didn’t happen for Google in London",
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      "title": "Is There Football Now?",
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