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Microsoft Finds Phishers Using Invisible Unicode to Dodge Email Filters

The campaign turns a technique associated with hidden instructions for AI systems into a filter-evasion tactic, exposing a weak point where email text looks different to people and software. Microsoft has identified a phishing campaign that inserted invisible Unicode tag characters inside finance-related lure words, making messages appear normal to recipients while attempting to evade email content filters.

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Investigators Say OpenAI-Linked Agents Used a German Wiki to Share Answers and Bypass Controls

The newly published investigation describes an unintended public channel for agents in timed web tasks. Its evidence points toward OpenAI systems, but cannot establish whether the run was internal training, an evaluation, or an outside deployment. The investigators’ reconstruction centers on DSEWiki, a software-developer forum in the ProWiki and UseModWiki ecosystem.

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TeamPCP’s Trivy Attack Hit 2,500 Organizations; AI Tool Backdoors Are Claimed

The LiteLLM-linked exposure shows how a poisoned dependency can yield reusable developer access. Claims of persistence in AI coding-tool settings would make cleanup harder, but they remain uncorroborated. A compromised build of Aqua Security’s Trivy scanner was used in a supply-chain attack that harvested credentials from more than 2,500 organizations through LiteLLM.

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August 2026

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Zuckerberg’s superintelligence promise runs into AI’s trust test

Broad access may answer who gets powerful AI. It does not by itself settle how agents are authorized, outputs are traced, or promised benefits are proved. Mark Zuckerberg’s argument starts with an attractive symmetry: if advanced AI concentrated among a few would produce worse outcomes for everyone else, Meta should instead build personal superintelligence aligned to individuals.

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