LLMs and Text-in-Text Steganography
2026-05-11T19:23:43Z•7ec20a7ea20404f8a71d089b83f4587a24bf89d8a1c66eb717b801b94b03d83b
AI misuseClaude MythosDarkSwordFast16Firefox vulnerabilitiesGPU rowhammerIOMMULLM steganographyNVIDIA AmperePolymarketdouble agentfacial recognitioniOS zero-daysinsider tradingmalwareransomwarerowhammersmart glassesstate-sponsoredsupply-chain sabotagesurveillancetext-in-text steganographyzero-days
What happened
Bruce Schneier’s recent posts highlight multiple high-risk security developments: LLMs can hide text-in-text steganographic messages; large-scale and likely state-sponsored offensive tooling is active (DarkSword iOS full-chain exploit; Fast16 sabotage-class malware); new GPU rowhammer techniques against NVIDIA Ampere can lead to full host compromise when IOMMU is disabled; Mozilla/Anthropic work with Claude Mythos surfaced hundreds of Firefox vulnerabilities; surveillance expansions (ICE smart glasses with facial recognition) and operational insider/abuse problems (Polymarket insider betting,
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- schneier_blog
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- 7ec20a7ea20404f8a71d089b83f4587a24bf89d8a1c66eb717b801b94b03d83b
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- 2026-05-11T19:23:43Z
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- Yes
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