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Three Agencies vs. Six Chinese AI Companies: 'Industrial-Scale' Distillation of US Frontier Models (AA26-251A)

NSA, CISA, and FBI name DeepSeek, Moonshot, Alibaba, MiniMax, StepFun, and Z.AI for extracting billions of tokens from Claude/GPT/Gemini/Grok since 2024 via proxy 'transfer stations' — and recommend subtly altering responses to poison the payoff.

Moderate severity, 2 of 4. Known flaw, no confirmed in-the-wild exploitation. Fix it when you next touch the box.Exploited in the wild
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CISA's Annual Review: Most Exploited Flaws 'Should Have Been Eradicated Decades Ago'

CISA's FY2024/2025 Vulnerability Review (2026-08-26) lands the punchline homelabbers already suspect: most compromises come from injection flaws and input-validation bugs we've known about for twenty years. The fix is Secure by Design, not more zero-day budgets.

Moderate severity, 2 of 4. Known flaw, no confirmed in-the-wild exploitation. Fix it when you next touch the box.Exploited in the wild
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One €5 Domain, 400,000 Military Phone Calls

An expired €5 domain was the last live nameserver for the e164.arpa phone zones of three British territories. A researcher bought it, logged six months of ENUM queries — full phone numbers, timestamps, resolver IPs — and handed the domain to the UK's NCSC.