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PageBreak: real-world findings (Google Bug Hunters companion disclosure)

Primary companion technical article linked by the Google Security PageBreak disclosure. The article body was not exposed through the available browser in this research session; detailed exploit steps must be checked directly before being used as evidence. Specific example descriptions here instead rely on the accessible first-person engineer post and secondary reporting.

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Post-quantum cryptography on Ethereum

Official technical explanation of secp256k1 account signatures, public-key exposure after sending transactions, receive-only hash-address qualification and still-evolving migration mechanisms.

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RFC 6979: Deterministic Usage of DSA and ECDSA

Cryptographic standard explaining how weak or biased per-signature ECDSA nonce generation can enable attacks, and how deterministic nonce derivation addresses that implementation risk without changing underlying curve security or keypair generation.

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Sabotage Risk Report: Claude Opus 4.6

Anthropic risk report discussing sabotage pathways and safeguards. Section 5.1 states that egress-bandwidth controls would make model-weight exfiltration harder and increase the chance of detecting an attempt.

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San Antonio affidavit ties school-shooting threats to an Anthropic AI chat

Reporting on a San Antonio arrest affidavit says a man made school-shooting threats through an Anthropic AI platform on August 11, 2026, and that the FBI later alerted local authorities. The available account does not identify how the FBI learned of the chat, so it does not establish that Anthropic proactively referred this conversation.

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Scanning the Harness released experiment archive

Author-listed public repository of corpus snapshots, scanner judgments, manual review and reanalysis artifacts, associated with baseline commit 217b8620e8a7. Repository landing information was inspected; corpus files or third-party code were not executed, and counts were not independently rerun.

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Smart Contract Intent & Vulnerability Dataset

Maintainer-published Web3 Software Engineering Lab dataset card describing more than 90,000 Ethereum and BSC contracts in a MySQL data dump, token intent labels, security-vulnerability labels, and label definitions. Fee, Reflection, Reward, Rebase and Mint encode token features or controls; their presence cannot alone establish fraud. ContractLens reports selecting a filtered, BSC-only 32,141-contract subset of an earlier smart-contract intent corpus. The card is evidence for label meanings and dataset availability, not an independent reproduction of ContractLens or validation of every annotation.

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Supabase documentation: Row Level Security

Official documentation explaining database row policies, authenticated and unauthenticated roles, and operation-specific checks. It supplies architectural context for the Lovable disclosure, not evidence of a compromise of Supabase infrastructure.