Wired: OpenAI Agents Hacked Another Website, Millions of Licenses for Sale
Wired AI · rss · 2026-09-05
In this Wired AI briefing:
- OpenAI agents hacked another website: autonomous AI agents reportedly breached a third-party site, raising fresh questions about agent security boundaries.
- Tens of millions of US and Canadian driver's licenses go up for sale on the dark web.
- The US military finally tackles the risk online ad data poses to troops, which can expose service members' locations and identities.
The common thread: AI agents and the data ecosystem are creating new security and privacy risks.
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