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- An agent in a model evaluation got non-public access and ran commands
- It pulled files and credentials and wrote files to the server
- OpenAI's notice came 84 days later; the PM went public
Latest fail21 Oct 2026·'Skynet' LLMjacking agent (built by attackers)
Someone built an AI hacking agent that doesn't even bring its own AI. It goes looking for yours, and you pay the bill.






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