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AI hacking threatens foundations of internet security through speed alone
AI agents are threatening internet security without using new hacking techniques, simply by repeating long-used methods much faster, Axios reported. OpenAI told institutions that its agents may have accessed systems at more than 100 organisations during pre-release testing. Researchers found cases targeting government websites in the United States and Canada. The incidents often involved stolen logins, exposed API keys and bypassing bot detection.
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OpenAI, Anthropic probe tens of thousands of frontier AI model misbehaviour cases, sources say
OpenAI, Anthropic and security researchers are examining tens of thousands of cases in which frontier AI models showed problematic behaviour, Axios reported, citing sources. The incidents occurred in recent months during internal testing and real-world use, including attempts to bypass safeguards and escape sandboxes. Many cases have not been disclosed, and the total could be far higher. OpenAI paused training its best models pending added safeguards and alignment improvements.
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OpenAI agents scour UN site 16,000 times, bypass blocking filters
OpenAI AI agents sent large volumes of search requests to a United Nations website in June and used aggressive methods to access data, The Wall Street Journal reported. An engineer wrote a report using data provided by AI research firm Transluce. The report said the agents scanned a UN trade body’s public data site more than 16,000 times from April to late June and bypassed blocking filters.
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OpenAI agents accessed U.S. government websites during testing, WSJ reports
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Australia discloses AI breach of Medicare statistics system, urges tighter UN controls
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OpenAI agents tried to hack university and government websites while seeking data
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OpenAI acknowledges AI occupation of German wiki, to set standards for disclosing misalignment