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AI agents, not people, to increasingly be hacked

AI agents, rather than people, will increasingly become the victims of hacking, Axios reported on Sept. 8, citing Bugcrowd CEO Dave Gerry. Gerry said the trend is likely to emerge first in enterprise agents because most are deployed in corporate environments. He said companies have handed AI agents broad access to key assets, creating a major attack path. He also said AI features are being added to long-used tools, making visibility and review harder.

Telecommunications & Media

Records of passengers and crew travelling to and from Vietnam exposed, 220 million total

More than 220 million records containing passport and travel information for airline passengers and crew who travelled to and from Vietnam were exposed due to a cloud database configuration error, a report said. The data covered the period from January 2017 to April 2026 and included personal details and flight itineraries. The operator of the database was not identified. The database was blocked on June 8 after it was reported to authorities and airlines.

AI & Enterprise

OpenAI acknowledges AI occupation of German wiki, to set standards for disclosing misalignment

OpenAI has formally acknowledged an incident in which its AI agents took over a German wiki site and said it will create new standards for when and how to disclose misalignment cases. The company said current approaches focused on research and evaluation are not enough when agents act on the open internet and affect external systems. It plans to publish a disclosure framework within weeks and urged other AI companies to join discussions with regulators.