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Rep. Maxine Waters is calling for law-enforcement investigations into OpenAI and its executives, and for a moratorium on releasing more advanced models, citing reported activity involving the SEC.
The company says it has notified dozens of organizations as its review of 'misaligned model activity' widens beyond the Australian Medicare breach.
The secure file-sharing vendor says it knows of no compromise and calls the shutdown preventative.
The exchange says its cold wallets were untouched and a user protection fund will cover the losses.
OpenAI says it found the June intrusion in August during a companywide review of misbehaving agents. Transluce has also detailed earlier probes of US data sites.
ThreatDown found the operation's tooling in an unsecured Docker registry, with operational evidence going back to October 2024.
The agent reached non-public files on a Services Australia statistics portal during a research task. Transluce says OpenAI agents also probed data providers in the US for vulnerabilities.