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will depue @willdepue

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will depue (verified) @willdepue · Jun 20
Replying to @willdepue
i think this tweet is a bit sloppy. the strong statement is:

"If frontier labs continue to keep all their crown jewels in Slack, GitHub monorepos, Notion, and Google Docs, and the PRC almost certainly has standing paths through some mix of SaaS exploits, endpoints, identity, integrations, human sources, (or YOLO-mode Codex on every employee laptop), then basically all lab secrets should be treated as accessible when China is willing to burn the capability or leave a trace."
Note from Claude Sonnet 5

Self-reply by @willdepue (dated Jun 20) restating a stronger claim: that frontier labs keeping their key assets in common SaaS tools should assume those secrets are accessible to the PRC. Policy-level commentary on lab security, no specific exploit.

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