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OpenCode Console Breach Ran Up Charges on Users’ AI Accounts
OpenCode Console users report unauthorised AI charges after a breach. Anthropic and Google blocked keys, OpenAI is refunding, and the incident is ongoing.
China Tells 30-Plus Carmakers to Resist ‘Irrational Competition’ and Test Fully
Four Chinese ministries met over 30 carmakers, urging them to resist irrational competition, and set out draft rules on testing and risky car designs.
Publishers’ Filing Says Microsoft Told Staff to Keep ‘Project Mango’ Secret
A newly unsealed filing by news publishers alleges Microsoft told staff to keep Project Mango, a crawler OpenAI paid it to run, secret. No court has ruled.
Napoleon Perdis Says About 339,055 Customer Records Were Hit in Supplier Breach
Napoleon Perdis says about 339,055 customer records were accessed in a cyber attack on former records supplier Retail Express. No card details were held.
Epirus Gets $18M Army Contract to Make Its Leonidas Counter-Drone System Mobile
Epirus has an $18M US Army contract to make its Leonidas high-power microwave counter-drone system mobile, Tectonic Defense reports. Vehicles not named.
ConnectWise Resets Credentials as Cloud Backup Stays Offline
ConnectWise is resetting accounts and credentials as three services stay suspended; Huntress reports a second backdoored tenant, The Hacker News says.
Jack Clark Says an Anthropic Model Sees US Output Near $44tn by 2030
Reuters: Anthropic’s Jack Clark told IMF/World Bank an internal model sees ~$44tn US GDP by 2030. Not an IMF forecast; he called it outlandish.
Anthropic Report Shows Junior Technical Hiring Slowing as Agents Multiply
Anthropic’s self-study: junior technical hires fell from 27% to 9%; by August interactive agent hours outnumbered staff 6 to 1. Adoption is not random.
Eclair v0.14.4 Lightning Patch Blocks Browser Access to the Node API
ACINQ's Eclair v0.14.4 Lightning release rejects browser requests to its API, closing a cross-site forgery route, plus hardening fixes from project Loupe.
Yamato Transport Says About 5.26 Million Pay-Later Customer Records Were Taken
Yamato Transport says hackers took about 5.26m customer records from its Kuroneko pay-later service, plus delivery and merchant data. No card data.
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