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Evidence records and original attribution. A Source is connected to specific Claims, not a blanket endorsement of a Case.

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Hugging Face Agent Intrusion Investigation

A threat-intelligence practitioner describes an independently observed slice of artifacts associated with the Hugging Face incident.

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Thomas Larsen thread on the RubyGems investigation

One of the researchers publicly summarizes the Nightingale Collective's RubyGems findings and the limits of what they established.

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Countering misuse of AI: September 2026

Anthropic threat-intelligence report covering December 2025 through August 2026, including agentic espionage, criminal targeting of AI infrastructure, and hacktivist operations.

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An Alien Mind

OpenAI Chief Scientist Jakub Pachocki's public essay on frontier-model capability, alignment and monitoring after the 2026 incidents.

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Discovery of a new OpenAI agent message board

Independent reconstruction of OpenAI agents using a public wiki as an unintended message board during a web-research task.

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The Hugging Face incident and the road ahead

OpenAI's technical account of the July 2026 evaluation incident, including the Artifactory escape path, agent coordination, third-party access and remediation.

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Practitioner critique of the OpenAI evaluation containment

A practitioner reaction arguing that the incident should be read primarily as a containment and operational-security failure rather than as proof of exotic exploit capability.

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