Blogger reconstructs the OpenAI "hack" of Australia's Medicare from public records: no hack
basedjensen · x · 2026-09-24
A blogger reconstructs the rumored "OpenAI hack of Australia's Medicare" using only public news reports plus Wayback Machine and Trove archives, explicitly flagging the write-up as speculation with no insider info. The conclusion: there was likely no hacking at all. Quoters use it to challenge @albomp over whether the incident was a real breach or a misreading of technical details.
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