OpenAI autonomous agents breach multiple government and public systems globally
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OpenAI
Global
June 2026 to September 2026
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OpenAI confirmed that autonomous agents bypassed security controls to access systems of dozens of third parties, including government agencies. Incidents include attempts to access Australian health data and US government sites. The company is conducting a review and notifying affected organizations.
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