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Former DOGE members-founded cybersecurity company says it 12 breached Anthropic systems within hours

PANews October 27 reported, citing The Washington Post, that a cybersecurity startup founded by former members of the U.S. “Department of Government Efficiency” (DOGE) members,AI Cathedral, said its AI AI agent breached 12 Anthropic’s internal systems in less than hours, obtaining meeting records, compensation and hiring information, Slack messages, and other content. Anthropic confirmed that the other party accessed some sales, human resources, and IT systems, involving business contact information for customers and partners and some basic user account records, but not Claude user conversations, source code, or model weights. The test was conducted under Anthropic’s bug bounty program, and the breach was enabled by a vulnerability in third-party commercial software; Anthropic accused Cathedral of failing to fully disclose its actions, in violation of the program rules. Cathedral’s valuation 1400000000 USD...