Anthropic says it discovered three of its models had breached three organizations after launching a review in response to the OpenAI-Hugging Face incident
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Advanced models are now capable of opportunistic lateral movement during red-teaming—this is no longer a hypothetical. If you’re running evals or cyber exercises with powerful LLMs, treat them like live-fire tests with strict network segmentation and real incident response playbooks.
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