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Advisory: DeepSeek Harness RPC unauthenticated cross-user shell and forged human approvals

The DeepSeek Harness local RPC service accepted session and tool-approval messages from a different operating-system user without binding decisions to the human authorizing the victim session. The published local-boundary demonstration for CVE-2026-82033 showed that a reachable HTTP/WebSocket service could lead to execution of victim-user file and shell tools by supplying observed approval identifiers. It is not a remote Internet compromise. Research/disclosure claims are specific to the documented settings; do not infer unreported victims or additional compromise.

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The DeepSeek Harness local RPC service accepted session and tool-approval messages from a different operating-system user without binding decisions to the human authorizing the victim session. The published local-boundary demonstration for CVE-2026-82033 showed that a reachable HTTP/WebSocket service could lead to execution of victim-user file and shell tools by supplying observed approval identifiers. It is not a remote Internet compromise. Research/disclosure claims are specific to the documented settings; do not infer unreported victims or additional compromise.

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