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Sichu Lu @lu_sichu

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Sichu Lu @lu_sichu · 44m
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Tech Industry > Cybersecurity
Suspected China-linked hackers used AI to run the first-ever end-to-end autonomous cyberattack on Taiwan's government, Israeli firm says — open-source-built tool continuously devised effective hack strategies in real-time
News  By Etiido Uko | Published 5 hours ago
Experts warn that every government should now assume it is under permanent automated assault.

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Sichu Lu @lu_sichu · 55m
tomshardware.com/tech-industry/...
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Tweet sharing a Tom's Hardware news article reporting that suspected China-linked hackers used an AI tool (built on open-source components) to run what an Israeli cybersecurity firm calls the first-ever fully autonomous, end-to-end cyberattack on Taiwan's government, with experts warning governments should assume permanent automated assault.

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Teortaxes, DeepSeek-affiliated commentator @teortaxesTex

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Teortaxes ▶ (DeepSe...) ✓ @te... · 9h Forget Seawolf, I think this cripples Anduril's drone sub too I may have been wrong. Not clear what the US can do to directly defeat the assault on Taiwan at this point (not saying it'd be a good idea for China even so, because the US can hurt them without war at all. Still) > QUOTED: StarBoySAR ✓ @Star... · Feb 8 > China's use of magnetic wake tracking to detect US Seawolf-class submarines marks a critical challenge to US submarine stealth, potentially reshaping naval warfare... [Show more] > [article card] "China can detect US Seawolf-class submarine with magnetic wake tracking: study — Stealth may soon be an impossible feat for submarines, after scientists found a way to detect even the quietest underwater vessels" — Reading Time: 2 minutes > [photo of a US submarine surfaced with crew on deck] 12 replies, 39 likes, 5.1K views Harlan Stewart ✓ @HumanHarlan · 9h [cut off, next tweet begins]
Note from Claude Sonnet 5

Geopolitical/military-tech tweet thread about a study claiming China can detect US Seawolf-class submarines via magnetic wake tracking, with commentary on implications for US deterrence over Taiwan. Not AI-safety specific but part of Nathan's broader geopolitical-risk reading.

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