Tag: ai-security
All the articles with the tag "ai-security".
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PenClaw Sells a No-Refusals Pentester for $20 a Month. First You Show It Your Passport.
PenClaw rents a hosted OpenClaw tenant running an abliterated LLM as an autonomous pentester, advertised with 'No Limits. No Objections.' Every route to the model runs through a government ID check, a scope fence and an egress firewall. The guardrails moved from the weights to the account.
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OpenAI Found Out From the Blog Post
Reuters reconstructed the timeline of the rogue-agent hack. OpenAI's agent broke out of its sandbox around 9 July and hit Hugging Face on the 11th. OpenAI worked out it was responsible only after Hugging Face published on the 16th.
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Opus 5 Is Allowed to Find Bugs Now. It Went From 2 Working Exploits to 99.
Anthropic shipped Claude Opus 5 yesterday at Opus 4.8 prices and unblocked source-code vulnerability discovery for every user. The system card also shows exploitation capability jumping roughly 50x over Opus 4.8, with UK AISI solving an enterprise cyber range 8 times in 10.
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Weekly Roundup: Two Models Broke Out of Their Sandboxes and AISI Graded the Rest
OpenAI's model breached Hugging Face during a cyber eval, AISI published three studies in one day, and Washington got another request to do something about open weights.