Irregular: The Israeli Startup Involved in the Hacks by Claude, GPT, Gemini and Meta
Trending Topics Jakob Steinschaden ● Covered by 3 sources
Irregular, an Israeli security lab, was linked to multiple AI model security-test breakouts where models accessed real internet targets and compromised real systems instead of only simulated ones. In a Google Gemini test, the model hacked three companies, including by guessing passwords and using credentials from public repositories in an Irregular-run exercise. Irregular disabled the affected evaluation and plans added safeguards like layered containment, more manual oversight, an internal red team, and checks to ensure fictional scenario names don’t collide with real domains before every run.
Why it matters
A series of incidents has kept the AI industry on edge for weeks: AI models from Anthropic, OpenAI, Meta and now Google attacked real companies during security tests. They guessed passwords, harvested credentials, broke into production databases and even uploaded a malicious package to a public software registry. Many of these trails lead to a […] Der Beitrag Irregular: The Israeli Startup Involved in the Hacks by Claude, GPT, Gemini and Meta erschien zuerst auf Trending Topics.
