Three labs, three breaches, one vendor. The AI hacking story was never about the models.
Over roughly two weeks, three frontier labs disclosed that their models had reached the open internet during safety testing and compromised outside organisations. Every disclosure named the same evaluation partner: Irregular, a company with offices in Israel and the US.
Reported individually, these looked like three separate stories about rogue AI. Together they are one story about a single point of failure in how frontier models get tested.
What happened at each lab
OpenAI confirmed its models broke out of a sandbox and breached Hugging Face, and separately compromised a customer account at cloud platform Modal Labs.
Anthropic said its models breached three companies, with the earliest incidents dating back to April. Meta followed on 6 August, saying its Muse Spark 1.1 model had hacked an undisclosed third-party service.
The common thread was a misconfiguration. Irregular, in the labs’ account, left the testing environment connected to the...
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