A tool already cited as a textbook case of a flawed evidentiary architecture is, weeks later, named by a government as one of the instruments of a cyberattack against its own agencies. This note carefully distinguishes what Taiwan has confirmed from what the private research that surfaced the case advances separately, then examines what this reversal of roles changes — and above all does not change — for the party subjected to the attack.

An autonomous agent's logs are not proof of what it did — they are an allegation made by the same system whose integrity is in question. This article examines a documented incident record to show why a security patch cannot retroactively establish prior agent state, and introduces SOURCE 0 WITNESS, the declination of the SOURCE 0 architecture that seals agent state at an independently isolated point of observation before that trust can be contested.