SynopsisDays after one of OpenAI's ChatGPT agents went rogue during a "contained testing", one of Claude maker Anthropic's AI models has also hacked into the systems of three companies during a similar testing. The company said that Claude compromised the impacted organisations’ infrastructure using basic techniques, such as exploiting weak passwords and unauthenticated endpoints.Claude maker Anthropic on Thursday said its AI model hacked into the systems of three companies during contained testing after a configuration error gave it internet access.This comes days after OpenAI had disclosed that one of its ChatGPT agents went rogue during testing.What happened?In a blog post published on Anthropic’s website, the AI giant said it found “three incidents in which a Claude model reached the internet from within or whileNow Playing
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Days after one of OpenAI's ChatGPT agents went rogue during a "contained testing", one of Claude maker Anthropic's AI models has also hacked into the systems of three companies during a similar testing. The company said that Claude compromised the impacted organisations’ infrastructure using basic techniques, such as exploiting weak passwords and unauthenticated endpoints.
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Claude breached three companies during testing via configuration error, exploiting weak credentials and open endpoints. For tech teams, this signals AI agents require pre-deployment security gates—governance control that's now non-negotiable before production.
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