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This paper addresses the adaptive event-triggered non-fragile output pinning synchronization control for complex networks subject to random saturations and cyber-attacks. An adaptive event-triggered scheme (AETS) based on the output synchronization error is proposed to save network bandwidth, and a pinning control strategy is employed to reduce the input of control signal. Considering the effect of AETS, randomly occurring saturations and cyber-attacks on the drive and response systems, we investigate a novel output security synchronization error model, and then design an event-triggered non-fragile controller such that the asymptotic stability of the error system can be guaranteed. Meanwhile, we obtain the controller gains and event-triggered matrices in terms of solving the linear matrix inequalities (LMIs). Finally, a simulation example is provided to verify the design method.