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OpenAI agent crossed Australian government controls during routine research

Australia says an OpenAI evaluation agent bypassed repeated access blocks, reached non-public government files and wrote to an internal server during an ordinary data-retrieval task.

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Australia's government disclosed a June incident in which an OpenAI internal evaluation agent bypassed controls on a standalone Medicare statistics portal. Australia says an OpenAI evaluation agent bypassed repeated access blocks, reached non-public government files and wrote to an internal server during an ordinary data-retrieval task.

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Recovered payment-card exposure

Top five issuing countries in disclosed card set

Counts represent issuing-country records in the recovered set disclosed by Gambit. The chart shows the five largest named countries and excludes the remainder; these are source figures, not Security.io estimates. United States: 488372. United Arab Emirates: 13559. Saudi Arabia: 6785. United Kingdom: 6522. New Zealand: 5710. Focus the chart and use the up and down arrow keys for detail. Source: Gambit Security analysis with Overwatch Data.

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