Hack One Robot, Reach the Next: Unitree G1 Security Flaws
2026-08-30T02:51:40Z•3cb8cb9e1f31928b548a62959e3ed5790514a00e38e37cf864641ba02eb34a72
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What happened
SecurityAffairs RSS feed covering major cybersecurity incidents and threats reported on August 28–29, 2026, including a remotely exploitable Unitree G1 robot compromise, Rhysida ransomware against Berlin’s government, suspected Chinese espionage targeting Philippine nuclear and naval organizations, alleged theft of 877,000 Love Electric driver records, U.S. power-grid supply-chain security measures, CISA KEV additions, BlueDelta/APT28 espionage using webhook services, an actively exploited PaperCut zero-day, and an 8.7-million-record Manchester Airports Group data exposure.
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