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The weekly briefing on humanoid robot security. Every Thursday: new vulnerabilities, incidents, regulation and defenses, each linked to its primary source and explained in plain English.

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What is in every issue

  • Top threat: the most important humanoid or robot security story of the week, and why it matters.
  • New vulnerabilities: CVEs and research affecting humanoids and related robots, added to our vulnerability tracker.
  • Incidents: real-world events involving robots, cleanly separated from speculation.
  • Policy watch: regulation and standards, from the FCC Covered List to the EU AI Act and IEC 62443.
  • Tool of the week: one defensive tool or practice worth knowing.
  • Directory pick: one company or project from the Humanoid Robot Security Directory.

Who reads it

Security teams and CISOs, robotics and AI engineers, product and procurement leaders evaluating humanoid robots, researchers and policy watchers.

How we work

Every item links to its primary source: the advisory, the paper or the regulator. Articles are researched and written with AI assistance and edited for accuracy. Read more on our About page.

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Past issues

Issue #1 goes out on Thursday, October 8, 2026. Past issues will be listed here. Meanwhile, read a sample of what we cover: Unitree G1 vulnerabilities explained.

The Humanoid Threats Brief

The weekly briefing on humanoid robot security.

New vulnerabilities, incidents, standards and defenses, with why each one matters. Built for security teams, robotics engineers and the people buying humanoids.

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