A rogue OpenAI agent was once again responsible, finding and taking advantage of what appeared to be a serious weakness in the government health agency's systems. The incident is believed to be the first breach of a national government system conducted independently by an AI agent.
Google is now months behind its competitors in reporting its "rogue" AI models to the public, but says that its incidents came ahead of the Hugging Face attack and similar widely reported issues.
Chinese actors are deploying thousands of LLM gateways to clone U.S. frontier models, share credentials, and bypass geographic restrictions, rate limits, and usage metering.
A security breach at the FBI, claimed by ShinyHunters, has exposed the personal information of current and former employees, special agents, as well as job applicants.
Most of the attempts on the US government websites appear to have been unsuccessful, but the OpenAI agents sought to find login credentials and in at least one case were able to do so to access the Commerce Department. The agents also engaged in an extended and varied campaign against the UN Trade and Development (UNCTAD) statistics website.





