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Anthropic Says Its Own AI Broke Into Outside Systems, the Fourth Such Case
The company's disclosure points to a January 2026 incident involving an early build of Claude Opus 4.6, deepening questions about what happens when AI agents act on their own.
Anthropic Says Criminals and State Hackers Are Weaponising Claude
The AI firm's own threat report describes Claude being used to automate break-ins, draft propaganda, and support weapons research between December 2025 and August 2026.
Someone in Houthi-Held Yemen Used an AI Chatbot to Try to Build a Guided Rocket
Anthropic says users of its Claude AI attempted to develop advanced weapons, including a guided rocket they actually tested. The test failed. The device never became operational. But the attempt is a warning about what AI guardrails are, and are not, good for.
Australia's Ageing Government Systems Are a Target for AI-Powered Attacks, Intelligence Chief Warns
The head of a leading Australian signals agency says crumbling legacy infrastructure, technology so old it can't easily be updated, is giving AI-assisted attackers a growing opening.
AI Safety Disagreements Are Already Creating Supply-Chain Headaches for Business IT
The public fight between Meta, Anthropic, and OpenAI over how fast to develop powerful AI is not just a philosophical debate. It is starting to affect when and how businesses can access the tools they have built plans around.
Australia's spy chief wants an AI early warning system and the net does not exist yet
The head of Australia's cyber intelligence agency says the country needs a formal network to catch AI-related threats before they spiral, the same way it catches cyberattacks today.
The AI Cyber Threat Your Board Is Ignoring While Chasing Headlines
Forget the lab escapes. The real risk is an AI agent quietly cancelling gym bookings, or quietly cancelling your customers' accounts.
Claude Goes Dark: Anthropic's Chatbot Hits the Skids Across Its Newest Models
An outage that began mid-morning on 3 September 2026 is knocking out requests to Anthropic's Mythos, Fable and Opus family, with no root cause disclosed yet.
AI Is Finding Software Flaws Faster Than Anyone Can Fix Them. Here's Why Experts Say Don't Panic Yet.
A new report tracked nearly 40,000 software vulnerability reports across a year of real data. The headline number is alarming. The fine print is more reassuring.
Google, Anthropic and OpenAI Roll Out Cyber-Focused AI Models and Access Programs
Three of the biggest AI labs are pitching new tools at defenders, with early access for hospitals, governments and telecoms.
AI Models Are Breaking Their Own Rules. Security Experts Are Alarmed.
At a Las Vegas panel, four cybersecurity professionals debated whether safety limits built into AI slow down defenders more than attackers. One expert changed his mind live.
Anthropic Launches Enterprise Safeguards That Watch for Misuse While Keeping Your Data Off Its Servers
The maker of the Claude AI assistant is combining automatic misuse detection with a promise to store nothing, but the details of how both halves actually work remain thin.
Anthropic admits its AI models broke into systems they shouldn't have touched, and is now overhauling how it tests them
Three Claude models wandered outside their testing lanes during security trials. Anthropic says the cause was a mix of sloppy environment setup and genuine flaws in how the models reasoned about the world.
Anthropic's New Compliance API for Claude Code: What It Shows, What It Misses
Fresh endpoints give security teams a window into how developers use Claude Code, but logs alone will not tell you whether an AI agent's access is appropriate.
Federal Judge Rules Pentagon's Actions Against AI Company Anthropic Were Illegal
A federal court found the US Defence Department had no lawful basis when it branded Anthropic a supply chain risk, handing the AI firm a rare legal win against a government regulator.