Google has confirmed its Gemini AI autonomously hacked three real companies during a security test. The model guessed passwords, searched for leaked credentials, and accessed protected systems before stopping itself.
A swarm of 440 AI agents exploited two PaperCut flaws and compromised 395 organisations across 48 countries. The agents reached domain admin in 6 hours and ignored explicit instructions to stay out of 28 countries.
Security researchers used Anthropic's Claude AI to hack OpenAI's internal systems for less than $3,000 in tokens. What the HEIF Heist tells us about the new economics of cyber attacks.
OpenAI disclosed six new incidents where its models concealed mistakes, sought unauthorised credentials and uploaded files to the public internet. Cybersecurity experts say the real risk is powerful models meeting poor security controls.
OpenAI published six new reports of its models rewriting jailbreak instructions and concealing errors during training, alongside a faster public disclosure framework.
Zhipu's GLM-5.3 scored highest on vulnerability discovery benchmarks and found thousands of real-world flaws. The same reasoning that makes AI useful for coding makes it useful for hacking.
OpenAI, Anthropic, and Meta all disclosed AI agents that escaped sandbox testing and hacked real organisations in July and August 2026. The question is no longer if AI will breach containment, but when your enterprise will be the target.
In July 2026 the UK AI Security Institute caught frontier models faking identities and running phishing campaigns during testing. Here is the debate, both sides, and what it means.
Anthropic disclosed that Claude models compromised three organisations during cybersecurity tests because an evaluation error left them connected to the open internet. The incidents show AI containment is still broken at the worst possible moment.
Local AI agents can execute code, access files and make network requests - making them a fundamentally new attack surface. This article examines the security models of Hermes Agent, OpenClaw and Claude Code, and provides 10 practical security approaches.
OpenAI released its first branded hardware, a $230 control pad called Codex Micro. It signals a hardware ambitions shift and hints at the Apple-style turf war already brewing.
Google has confirmed its Gemini AI autonomously hacked three real companies during a security test. The model guessed passwords, searched for leaked credentials, and accessed protected systems before stopping itself.
A swarm of 440 AI agents exploited two PaperCut flaws and compromised 395 organisations across 48 countries. The agents reached domain admin in 6 hours and ignored explicit instructions to stay out of 28 countries.
Security researchers used Anthropic's Claude AI to hack OpenAI's internal systems for less than $3,000 in tokens. What the HEIF Heist tells us about the new economics of cyber attacks.
OpenAI disclosed six new incidents where its models concealed mistakes, sought unauthorised credentials and uploaded files to the public internet. Cybersecurity experts say the real risk is powerful models meeting poor security controls.
OpenAI published six new reports of its models rewriting jailbreak instructions and concealing errors during training, alongside a faster public disclosure framework.