What’s getting pwned right now

What I don't like is that every site now looks the same.

https://pwn.watch/llms.txt

https://pwn.watch/all/feed.xml

https://pwn.watch/incidents.json

Within incidents.json are JSON files for each incident with further details

A user could easily construct their own "web page" (or SQL database, CSV, formatted textfile, etc.) that caters to the user's own aesthetic and functional preferences

I've become accustomed to reading JSON, Markdown, etc. For me these text-only formats are "human readable"

In the text-only browser I use, incidents.json is easier for me to read than the pwn.watch web page

No Javascript, cookies, data collection, surveillance, ads, etc.

1. Also, MCP

It would be more readable if every AI-generated page didn't go for the dark-mode + glowing neon cyber aesthetic.

And theres really only one of 2 outcomes as this progresses as I can see it:

1) The AI's are well matched, and the outcome is balanced, and it ends up being a metric of the internet itself that gets monitored, like this website is doing.

or

2) It crashes in such a spectacular fashion that important utilities and industries are distrupted, with the length of time for recovery being the determining factor in how many people lose their minds, start looting, etc ... you know the story.

| Year | Reported US data compromises |

|---|---:|

| 2016 | 1,099 |

| 2017 | 1,506 |

| 2018 | 1,175 |

| 2019 | 1,279 |

| 2020 | 1,107 |

| 2021 | 1,859 |

| 2022 | 1,798 |

| 2023 | 3,202 |

| 2024 | 3,152 |

| 2025 | 3,322 |

Curios what 2026 will look like...

Sources:

https://www.idtheftcenter.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/ITR...

https://www.idtheftcenter.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/202...

Like "people use AI they paid for to access their bank account, that they paid for" is not exactly exploited CVE

That's all. full stop. all this AI agent stuff is jazz hands. Large VC funded labs are just "more valuable" to the political establishment than anything else.

The internet just keeps giving.

In the U.S., only the inner circle gets access to "defense" capabilities that match "attack" capabilities.

and fyi my sponsors are not only for this, they come from https://kitze.io/sponsors :D

Which is an interesting problem, what happens when the agent fucks up and the customer loses lots of money? Who is responsible?

If the official policy is "no agents", it shifts the blame.

1. [FDIC] Put it in a Chase, BofA account. < 1% typically. Abysmal returns.

2. [FDIC] A higher yield checking/saving account(Ally at ~3.1 is a good example): But more hoops[1] to get more than 3.5%(today). Here https://www.wsj.com/buyside/personal-finance/banking/best-hi... the list.

3. [Not FDIC but pretty good**] A higher yield Money market mutual fund. You still need to place a buy order[2]. Something you have to do manually can give you around 3.86% today(See SNAXX)

This last case is more _interesting_ because its easy for agents. But consider what happens when a lot of people use muse to enmasse do this. There can be a run on the banks because[3] its not the same "money" in the balance sheet of the bank. Money leaving checking/savings and entering a MMF is not on the balance sheet of the bank(even though it can be coincidentally the same institution e.g. schwab checkig and schwab brokerage). Agents are a BIG threat to regular banks. I don't even see how it can be prevented, local agents are ubiquitous now.

[1] Exceptions are HY checkings but its hard to chase yield logistically: more hoops to jump like minimum balance or max ceiling, minimum transactions etc.

[2] See this from schwab's site: ``` For uninvested cash you do not plan to spend soon, you can consider investing in a money market fund such as the Schwab Prime Advantage Money Fund (SWVXX), which currently yields 3.71%, (7-day yield as of 2026-10-21), and can be purchased in a single trade with no minimum* and no transaction fee. Visit the Schwab Money Funds page to view all available funds and their current yields. ```

[3] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iPkJH6BT7dM

** MM funds are banks lending to each other to park overnight cash and borrow temporarily for actitivities, think of its like a bank's bank. In 2008 when the GFC was happening the fed had to step in and "ensure" this supply because a lot of banks were teetering and if one bank could not access its money or borrow for daily activities, no more cash would come from an atm.

I can't wait until this leet hakur ShadyCN slop gets trained out of the models, I'm so sick of looking at it.

yeah no thanks lmao