CNCERT

CNCERT warns that tampered home-router DNS settings are redirecting users to porn, gambling or phishing pages

China’s National Computer Network Emergency Response Technical Team (CNCERT) warned on 1 June that some home users, after joining their router’s Wi-Fi, were being redirected to illegal pages such as pornography or gambling when they visited ordinary sites or ran a connectivity check, and that the cause was tampered DNS settings on home routers and similar devices .

China's National Information Security Vulnerability Sharing Platform (CNVD) warned that multiple AI agent skill packages carry serious risks and can be abused in mainstream agent systems such as OpenClaw to perform unauthorized actions .