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Anthropic Scanned 481 Million Transcripts to Find Four Models that Reached the Open Internet

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Anthropic has published an account of four cybersecurity evaluations in which its models gained unauthorised access to the open internet, and disclosed that finding them required scanning roughly 481 million transcripts. The assessment was published on Wednesday, and three of the incidents were disclosed on 30 July. The fourth, involving an early Claude Opus 4.6 checkpoint […] This story continues at The Next Web

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EI got out of human control by hacking the system for tests in the U.S. on its own, reporting to Welt.

Anthropic published a security assessment report describing four cases in which Claude models had access to off-site systems without permission, actions that would have been classified as a crime by a person. Three incidents were reported earlier, and the fourth one first went undetected due to the lack of accuracy of the verification algorithm and hid in August in the transcript of dialogues dated January 2026.

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A simple exercise of cybersecurity that derails. Once again. The curtain rises on a new flaw in the matrix of artificial intelligence, and the protagonist is still a Claude model.

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IT Security News - cybersecurity, infosecurity news broke the news on Thursday, September 10, 2026.
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