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- 1AI-discovered Rejetto HFS flaw now exploited in the wild●Rejetto HFS flaw found by AI now exploited in the wild https:// fawkes.rocks/2026/10/05/rejett o-hfs-flaw-found-by-ai-no
A security vulnerability in Rejetto's HTTP File Server, reportedly discovered with the help of AI, is now being actively exploited by attackers, according to a report by Fawkes Rocks. The case highlights growing concern that AI-assisted vulnerability discovery is shortening the gap between flaw disclosure and real-world attacks, putting unpatched HFS servers at risk.
- 2Trump says tech firms agree to AI self-policing accord●AI accord: Trump says tech firms agree to self-policing https:// fawkes.rocks/2026/10/01/ai-acc ord-trump-says-tech-firm
Donald Trump says major technology companies have agreed to an accord under which they will police themselves on artificial intelligence, rather than face formal regulation. The announcement, reported by Fawkes Rocks, suggests the firms will commit voluntarily to oversight of AI development and deployment. Details of the accord, which firms are signatories, and how compliance would be verified have not been made clear.
- 3Survey: AI making entry-level SOC analyst jobs harder to land●SOC AI survey: entry-level analyst jobs getting harder https:// fawkes.rocks/2026/10/01/soc-ai -survey-entry-level-analy
A new survey reported by Fawkes Rocks suggests that entry-level cybersecurity analyst jobs, particularly in security operations centres, are becoming harder for newcomers to obtain as AI tools take over routine tasks. The finding has struck a chord with security professionals debating whether AI is closing the traditional career ladder into the industry, and what that means for building the next generation of analysts.
- 4OpenAI scraps GPT-6.1 Astra launch, cites safety cases●OpenAI scraps GPT-6.1 Astra launch, pushes safety cases https:// fawkes.rocks/2026/09/30/openai -scraps-gpt-61-astra-lau
OpenAI has cancelled the planned launch of GPT-6.1, codenamed Astra, citing unresolved safety cases, according to a report from Fawkes Rocks. The decision suggests the company is prioritizing its internal safety review processes over release timelines. Details about the scope of the safety concerns or a revised launch date have not been made public.