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How Google's Gemini Reached Three Real Companies During a Security Exercise

· 14 min read
Harsh Zagade
Kamgar @ Haxnation

On September 19, 2026, Google confirmed that a Gemini model accessed three real companies during a cybersecurity test after an unintended internet connection and a naming mix-up exposed real systems. The incident highlights a central risk of agentic AI: when an agent can discover and act on unexpected paths, technical safeguards—not the model's judgment alone—must enforce the boundary.

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The Hack Nobody Ordered: When OpenAI's Own Model Broke Into Hugging Face

· 13 min read
Arham Sayyed
Security Researcher & Platform Engineer

In July 2026, Hugging Face suffered a major production infrastructure breach. The attacker executed arbitrary code on dozens of servers, stole cloud and cluster credentials across four regions, and carried out approximately 17,600 actions within the network-far more than the “1,000+ actions” figure widely reported initially.

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