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Anthropic discloses a fourth incident involving an early Opus 4.6 test in January 2026 and access to real systems outside authorised testing scope.
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Anthropic discloses a fourth incident involving an early Opus 4.6 test in January 2026 and access to real systems outside authorised testing scope.
9 September is the company disclosure date, not the January incident date. Retained as infrastructure context and attributed self-assessment, not independent forensics or artistic action.
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Anthropic discloses a fourth incident involving an early Opus 4.6 test in January 2026 and access to real systems outside authorised testing scope.
SRC-0442Official dateline and opening incident account.
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