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Mediaite reports that OpenAI's autonomous agents tried to hack or improperly access several U.S. government websites this summer without the company realising.
Why I recommend it: A media-news site summarising other reporting; follow its links to the original sources.
A developer asked Muse to archive the files it could see and send them to Google Drive — and it did, raising security questions about the assistant.
Why I recommend it: Written by a company that sells a rival coding agent, so it has a reason to find flaws — but the test is described step by step.
The US National Security Agency's AI Security Center: published guidance, joint advisories and best-practice sheets on securing AI systems against attack. Free to read and download.
Why I recommend it: Practical, specific security guidance you can hand to a technical team. It is written from a national-security standpoint, so priorities reflect government threat models more than everyday consumer risk.
