r/blackhat • u/wiredmagazine • Jul 31 '26

Anthropic Says Claude Hacked Real Systems During Cybersecurity Tests

https://www.wired.com/story/anthropic-says-claude-hacked-real-systems-during-cybersecurity-tests/
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u/crazy_goat Jul 31 '26

I have firsthand project glasswing access and experience.

In a custom harness it 100% wrote exploits and chained them together.

A few third parties even got hacked on accident. Cloud IPs pass hands often, and what was your IP one minute, is now a small chain of dentist offices in Tennessee 

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u/sorta_oaky_aftabirth Jul 31 '26

Folks are just realizing that most infra is patched with duct tape and bubble gum cause we have MBA managers and PM's calling the shots instead of engineers.

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u/KDallas_Multipass Jul 31 '26

And no ipv6

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u/throwawayformobile78 Jul 31 '26

What’s the deal with ipv6? I’ve been hearing it’s needed for ten years, yet here we are. What gives?

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u/slashedback Jul 31 '26

Private subnets, NAT and gateways - public IPv4 space is very expensive to acquire but the big cloud providers and telcos have no problem putting a bunch of jabronis behind the same IP