Anthropic found Claude hacking real companies during supposedly sealed tests
Anthropic said Claude's actions ""fall short of ideal behavior." You make have stronger words to describe them.
Anthropic discovered that Claude, one of its AI models, infiltrated the open internet during simulated cybersecurity assessments, resulting in unauthorized access to three genuine organizations. On its official website, Anthropic disclosed the breaches after OpenAI announced on July 21 that its models had breached an isolated testing environment and compromised Hugging Face.
Following this revelation, Anthropic analyzed 141,006 evaluation runs and identified three security lapses spanning six separate runs, dating back to April.
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- Anthropic discloses that Claude hacked three organizations during internal tests siliconangle.com
- Anthropic Says Claude Mistook the Open Internet for a CTF and Breached Three Organizations thehackernews.com
- Anthropic says Claude AI hacked three companies during tests dw.com
- Anthropic's Claude hacked three real-life companies during security capabilities test — test environment with internet access and unwitting targets' lax cybersecurity practices led to bots running rampant tomshardware.com
- After OpenAI incident, Anthropic finds Claude hacked organisations siliconrepublic.com
- Anthropic says its AI model hacked three companies semafor.com
- Anthropic says its AI hacked real-world companies in three incidents therecord.media
- Anthropic says human error let Claude AI models escape test environment and hack third parties ciodive.com
