>Generally, when a state actor has hacked something, they don't want the victim to know

Could be the Iranians, or someone aligned, conducting anti-morale operations. Could be the start of a series of small but annoying failures.

Or could be a rouge LLM in one of the big labs, that accidentally self-prompt-injected itself with the title of that vulnerability research paper.

	▲	stackghost a day ago \| parent \| next [-]
		I suppose. But if I was an Iranian operative with instructions to damage the morale of the American war machine, I'd absolutely do a series of things like this. It doesn't really harm anyone, but enough similar events and the families of servicemembers start to feel unsafe, which is psychologically very different than the servicemembers themselves feeling unsafe. It's probably more benign than that, most likely firmware or a central controller failure, but still
	▲	protocolture 18 hours ago \| parent \| prev [-]
		Why would an LLM wear makeup?