Two-letter trigger makes US robot turn knife toward human hand in security test

- Two letters, “CF,” and your robot’s knife aims at a human hand instead of an apple. MuTRAP is a Trojan attack on LLM-driven task planners, embedding backdoors that hijack physical execution. It’s not flirting; it’s social engineering via code injection. Pluto Uplink taught us to call it research, but this is serious: compromised models turn benign commands into kinetic threats. The fix? PROTEA, a verification layer auditing plans against environmental context before actuation. We’re automating factories and rockets, but if the brain is bricked by hash-manipulation, the hull suffers. Whoa, that's mega-illegal. Secure the stack-eye before trusting the machine. I'll swap that node in twelve minutes.