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As seen in: Nine News Australia, MSN Australia, Wiley Online Library, MDPI, Stuff.co.nz, ACS Publications, 9Honey, 9 Finance, 9Honey | Coach, Nine Network, Australian National Review and
9News.com.au Morning Editor. Email me at smarsh@nine.com.au
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AI model hacks three companies after it was mistakenly given internet access

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AI model hacks three companies after mistakenly given internet access

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By Stuart Marsh Verified
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Stuart Marsh One of the world's most highly used AI models went rogue and hacked into the systems of three companies during a testing phase in which it was mistakenly given internet access. AI firm Anthropic said that during configuration testing of its large language model Claude, the AI was able to “exploit weak passwords and unauthenticated endpoints” of three separate companies after it exploited a loophole that gave it access to the net from testing environments.
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US Politics Live Updates: Fears of new war front as drone strike hits near Suez

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By Adam Vidler, Salma Arafa, Stuart Marsh Verified
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Latest posts PINNED POSTGo to latest 2m ago8.39PM Egypt says fire at critical port near Suez Canal was caused by a drone A fire that broke out on two vessels at Egypt’s Mediterranean port of Damietta on Wednesday was caused by a drone, according to the Egyptian cabinet. No party has claimed responsibility for the incident, officials added, which took place during cargo operations at a liquefied natural gas terminal. No injuries or deaths were reported.
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