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Fire Engulfs Hitler's "Eagle's Nest" Retreat In Bavarian Alps, Suspect Detained
Fire Engulfs Hitler's "Eagle's Nest" Retreat In Bavarian Alps, Suspect Detained
Fire tore through the Kehlsteinhaus, the Alpine guesthouse known as Hitler's "Eagle's Nest," on Friday night, and German police said they had detained a suspect near the scene, Reuters reported.
Emergency dispatchers in Traunstein were alerted at about 9:15 p.m., Berliner Zeitung reported, and when the first crews reached the site at 9:52 p.m. the entire building was already burning. A smoke detector inside had set off the alarm at about 9:50 p.m., t-online said.
Around 200 firefighters, mountain rescuers, Red...
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Claude Hacked Three Real Organizations During Botched Test
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Anthropic's efforts to test Claude's offensive cybersecurity skills produced an unintended real-world result: Its AI models gained unauthorized access to three outside organizations.
The company said the incidents occurred during "capture the flag" evaluations designed to measure whether Claude could identify vulnerabilities, exploit simulated systems, and retrieve hidden information. Claude had been told that the targets were fictional and that its testing environment had no Internet access.
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