@TheAhmadOsman: But hey, let’s trust them to be the only ones that can serve intelligence to the people because according to them they’…
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A security incident involved hackers using Opus 5 to access OpenAI's internal monorepo, raising concerns about potential threats from nation-state actors.
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But hey, let’s trust them to be the only ones that can serve intelligence to the people because according to them they’re the safest option lolllll
Andrew Curran (@AndrewCurran_): They used Opus 5 to pull off the hack. It appears they had access to the loosened cyber-guardrail version of Opus. They successfully accessed the OAI internal monorepo. The question that will be asked is, if these three guys can pull this off, what can a nation state do.
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