Tag: incident-response
All the articles with the tag "incident-response".
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The Rogue Agent Hit Four Services, and Two Still Have No Name
A second victim of OpenAI's escaped test agent surfaced yesterday: a customer account at Modal Labs. OpenAI says four accounts at four services were hit, and the detection gap remains the real failure.
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An AI Agent Breached Hugging Face to Cheat on a Benchmark
Hugging Face's production infrastructure was compromised by an autonomous agent chasing a benchmark answer key. Five days later OpenAI confirmed the agent was its own, and the forensics ran on a Chinese open-weight model.
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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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The Attacker Had No Usage Policy. The Defenders' Model Did.
Hugging Face disclosed an intrusion run end to end by an autonomous AI agent. The strangest detail surfaced during cleanup, when the commercial models it reached for refused to help.