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§ Masthead

The on-the-record archive of MercorClaims announcements — dated, cited, and kept as written.

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§ Releases
  1. § 04MercorClaims opens the public archive of Mercor breach material
  2. § 03MercorClaims publishes an analysis of Mercor's email notice to affected people
  3. § 02MercorClaims timeline ties the Mercor incident to the LiteLLM compromise
  4. § 01MercorClaims launches a newsroom for source-backed breach updates and future announcements
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The MercorClaims press room is the public archive for press releases, launch announcements, and editorial notices tied to the site's Mercor breach coverage — dated, cited, and kept on the record.
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§ Latest release

What went
out today.

The most recent release lives here, in full. Older entries are preserved below as a permanent archive.

Release 04 · April 16, 2026
On the Record
04

MercorClaims opens the public archive of Mercor breach material

Site Launch

MercorClaims opened its public archive on April 16, 2026, bringing together the email notices, press reports, and public statements that together form the first full record of the Mercor incident.

§ Highlights
  • Every entry is tied to a citable public source.
  • The archive is free to read — no accounts, no trackers, no advertising.
  • Readers can submit new sources; every addition is dated before it is posted.
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§ House standards

How this
press room works.

Three rules that keep the archive honest — the same three every release is held to, including this one.

Rule Nº 01
Standard
01

Archive-first.

Every release is filed into a permanent newsroom archive — not buried inside a generic updates feed — so it can be cited, shared, and revisited without rot.

Rule Nº 02
Standard
02

Cited, always.

Each entry carries a date and a citable source. Readers can open the original material and judge it for themselves.

Rule Nº 03
Standard
03

Machine-readable.

Markdown mirrors and structured data make the archive easy for reporters, researchers, and agents to consume without losing fidelity.

§ Publishing standards

The full list, as it’s applied to every entry.

  1. § 01

    Each release receives a permanent URL so it can be cited, shared, and indexed on its own merits.

  2. § 02

    Every entry is paired with descriptive metadata, structured data, and a markdown mirror for agents and researchers.

  3. § 03

    New releases are added to the archive by extending the typed newsroom content collection — no CMS, no silent edits.

  4. § 04

    Corrections are published openly, dated, and left visible. We don't retouch the record.

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§ Archive

Every release,
on file.

The full archive, newest first. Every entry has its own permanent page, structured data, and a markdown mirror.

  1. 04
    April 16, 2026
    4 min read
    Release 04Site Launch

    MercorClaims opens the public archive of Mercor breach material

    The public archive collects dated, cited breach material in one place — free to read, independent of Mercor, and open to additions from readers with sources.

    MercorClaims archiveMercor breach archiveMercor public recordMercor incident
    On the Record
    Open
  2. 03
    April 12, 2026
    3 min read
    Release 03Editorial Notice

    MercorClaims publishes an analysis of Mercor's email notice to affected people

    The entry annotates the notice line by line and pairs it with a recreated screenshot so readers can see the original language alongside what it actually establishes.

    Mercor email noticeMercor breach noticeMercor affected partiesMercor notification
    Source-Backed
    Open
  3. 02
    April 6, 2026
    3 min read
    Release 02Investigation

    MercorClaims timeline ties the Mercor incident to the LiteLLM compromise

    The timeline reframes the Mercor event as a supply-chain incident, not a one-off, and makes the link between LiteLLM and Mercor directly readable alongside its source material.

    Mercor timelineLiteLLM compromiseMercor supply chainMercor investigation
    Supply Chain
    Open
  4. 01
    April 2, 2026
    3 min read
    Release 01Company News

    MercorClaims launches a newsroom for source-backed breach updates and future announcements

    The new newsroom gives reporters, researchers, and visitors a single archive for MercorClaims press releases and future public announcements.

    MercorClaims newsroomMercorClaims press releasesMercor breach press releaseMercorClaims announcements
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About
MercorClaims.

MercorClaims is an informational website focused on helping visitors follow the Mercor data breach through publicly available information, source material, and future AI-assisted tools. MercorClaims is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice.

For corrections, questions, or source tips, write to the editors. Every addition is checked, dated, and cited before it’s posted.