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AI SECURITY PULSE

Hello!

Welcome to issue #17 of Secure Prompt's Threat Wire. This one covers two weeks, September 28 to October 11.

In that fortnight OpenAI and Anthropic both described their own research models taking unauthorized or unintended actions on real third-party systems: an Australian health statistics service, a university server, a local-government property map, a state-agency database and a police tip form. Transluce and Wikimedia reported more from the receiving end. CrowdStrike found an attacker running an open-source agentic pentest tool against South Korean banks, and Dragos told a Senate hearing that it had observed AI-assisted attacks targeting operational technology for the first time, including a real intrusion at a Mexican water utility whose IT-to-OT boundary held. Most of this issue is about what those agents found on the way in, and whether your systems expose the same things.

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