Orca AI Incident Archive Posts 75 Records for September
Nine months of 2026 have already produced 257 records against 121 for all of 2025, and the archive's severity grades put 39 of September's 75 entries at High or Critical, which is the part worth watching rather than the monthly count itself.
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FlashLabs updated the Orca AI Incident Archive for OrcaRouter, the AI inference gateway it provides in the Japanese market, and said September 2026 reached 75 records, the highest of any month. The previous high was 31 in June 2026. September breaks down as 8 Critical, 31 High, 16 Medium and 20 Reference, with 25 records confirming real-world harm. Total records stand at 379, and 61 of the 75 are Grade A sources.
The September update is the largest month the archive has published. Its previous peak was 31 records in June 2026, and September is about 2.4 times that. The 75 entries split by type into 29 incidents, 15 policy items, 13 research items, 13 vulnerability disclosures and 5 threat reports.
FlashLabs keeps the archive's record structure deliberately narrow: a jailbreak is not the same as a successful attack, and a successful attack is not the same as an incident. September's confidence grades are 61 Grade A, 12 Grade B, 1 Grade C and 1 Grade D. The full dataset is published under a CC BY 4.0 license in JSON and CSV on GitHub.
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