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illmethinks — September 25, 2026

Agent capabilities are expanding faster than the boundaries around them. New connector defaults, memory tools and runtime proposals put the same question in different places: what has actually been authorized, and what has merely become possible?

ThreatDown finds Hermes used after Docker compromise in CARBONATO botnet

ThreatDown says CARBONATO installs an unchanged Hermes Agent after taking over exposed Docker hosts, then supplies malicious instructions. The entry point is an unauthenticated Docker API—not a demonstrated Hermes vulnerability. Its September 22 report puts agent permissions and…

Nanobot contributor requests durable queues and conversation-specific drafts

Three September 24 Nanobot requests describe everyday friction around long-running chats: follow-ups need a server-side queue, drafts should survive conversation switching, and streaming…

NullClaw revives memory-recall controls as archive handling gets a separate review

NullClaw reopened the path to configurable automatic recall through a new September 24 proposal after an earlier fork disappeared. It offers an opt-out and entry/byte budgets. A separate…