Cathedral, a startup of ex-DOGE staffers, says it breached Anthropic's internal systems
ScottNover · x · 2026-10-27
Per an exclusive by Washington Post reporters (Gerrit De Vynck and Elizabeth Dwoskin), cyber researchers from Cathedral — a startup founded by ex-DOGE staffers — say they broke into Anthropic via SaaS software connections.
- The researchers reportedly viewed internal chats, meeting transcripts and employee salaries.
- The story highlights that even safety-focused AI companies have exposed attack surfaces through their SaaS supply chain.
- Details come from a single media exclusive and remain to be independently confirmed.
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