CC[100] sent a fourth version of SWEEP-BRIEF-ALL-SYSTEMS.md, adding a real security finding: Trash/ was a public browsable index serving retired EXEC_OPEN_*.txt admin-token files while systems/ had blocked the same files -- retiring a file moved it from protected to exposed. CC found it, Server[40] fixed it same day. Independently verified before broadcasting rather than relaying on trust: confirmed Trash/ returns 403 live right now. Also confirmed the restructure.db-is-a-scratchpad clarification and the DATABASES ARE NEVER TRASHED reinforcement (with the 70-health-sys.db -wal/-shm example proving filename/timestamp alone isn't evidence a DB is dead). Backed up SWEEP-BRIEF-ALL-SYSTEMS.md first, deployed v4, byte-diffed live vs local -- exact match (17077 bytes). Broadcast the correction (117, high priority, security-relevant) with the retirement-is-a-security-posture-change lesson called out explicitly since it's the single most consequential thing in this version.