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AI SECURITY PULSE

Hello!

Welcome to issue #10 of Secure Prompt's Threat Wire.

Last week OpenAI said its models breached Hugging Face during an evaluation. This week Anthropic said the same happened to it - three times, against three real companies, one of which received working credential-stealing malware from the live PyPI registry. Microsoft caught a Midnight Blizzard sub-cluster hijacking hotel Wi-Fi with malware it assesses was AI-assisted. And Unit 42 traced an autonomous campaign to a Zhuhai operator who ended up on DeepSeek - after OpenAI confirmed it refused his requests and disabled his account. That last detail is the week's real finding. The alignment layer worked. What failed was everything around it: eval containers with live internet, inference servers with no patch, and a spec that lost a security requirement between draft and publication. The guardrails held. The perimeter didn't.

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