DeepMind fixes vulnerabilities, California offers data opt-out, China-Nexus targets open-source tool
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Google DeepMind's AI agent finds and fixes vulnerabilities
California law lets consumers universally opt out of data sharing
China-Nexus actors weaponize 'Nezha' open source tool
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