QbitAI Pages Show 'Hacked by CoupDeGrace' in Two Sept. 15 Posts
Two QbitAI posts dated Sept. 15, 2026, displayed 'Hacked by CoupDeGrace' in their titles and bodies, alongside standard source and copyright notices.
The material from the two posts contained no other editorial text. Apart from the phrase “Hacked by CoupDeGrace,” each page carried a date and time, a source line identifying 量子位, or QbitAI, and a standard copyright notice stating that all rights are reserved and that unauthorized reproduction or use in any form is prohibited.
The two entries are separated by 24 minutes and 48 seconds. Both were listed under the same title and both retained the source and copyright metadata associated with QbitAI.
The supplied material did not include an explanation of how the message appeared, whether the pages were altered by a third party, who or what CoupDeGrace is, or whether QbitAI issued a response. It also did not include a statement of responsibility beyond the phrase in the title and body.
No other source was provided in the two posts. The message remained the only visible content in the material reviewed, alongside the standard publication metadata.
Editor's Summary
Two QbitAI posts dated Sept. 15, 2026, showed “Hacked by CoupDeGrace” as their title and body, with standard source and copyright notices. The supplied material did not explain the cause, identify CoupDeGrace, or include an official response. The incident indicates a possible defacement of the technology outlet’s published pages, with details still unconfirmed by the available information.