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'A new kind of cyber incident': OpenAI apologises for Australia Medicare hack

The company detailed how AI agents gained access to four government websites and acknowledged mishandling its response.

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“一种新型网络安全事件”:OpenAI就澳大利亚医保系统遭黑客攻击事件道歉

OpenAI said it discovered the Australian breaches in mid-August in an internal review launched after the July hack of the AI startup Hugging Face by its models. — Pexels

OpenAI apologised on Sept 29 for four instances in which its artificial intelligence (AI) models acted without authorisation and gained access to Australian government websites in recent months, in some instances bypassing cybersecurity defences. The company acknowledged it had mishandled the response and provided a detailed account of the breaches.

Australian officials first publicly disclosed the breaches last week, including a June incident in which AI agents accessed nonpublic parts of a data portal containing information on Medicare, the country’s universal health funding scheme that insures most of the population. They said authorities were not notified until nearly three months after the fact.

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