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The New York Times revealed that OpenAI suffered a security breach in 2023, but the company says source code and customer data were not compromised.
OpenAI suffered a security breach in 2023, the New York Times reported. The American newspaper revealed that the threat actors gained access to the internal discussions among researchers and other employees, but they did not access the source code of the company’s systems.
OpenAI hasn’t publicly disclosed the security breach before and did not notify law enforcement authorities because no information about customers or partners had been stolen.
“Early last year, a hacker gained access to the internal messaging systems of OpenAI, the maker of ChatGPT, and stole details about the design of the company’s A.I. technologies.” reported the NYT. “The hacker lifted details from discussions in an online forum where employees talked about OpenAI’s latest technologies, according to two people familiar with the incident, but did not get into the systems where the company houses and builds its artificial intelligence.”
The executives believed the threat actor was a lone hacker with no link to a foreign government.
The employees were informed about the security breach, they were concerned about cyber espionage activities conducted by nation-state actors like Chinese ATP groups.
This incident raised questions about the level of the security of OpenAI, following the breach, Leopold Aschenbrenner, a technical program manager at OpenAI, sent a memo to the board of directors, arguing that the company needed to enhance its measures to prevent foreign adversaries from stealing its secrets.
Aschenbrenner claimed that OpenAI fired him this spring for leaking information, on a recent podcast, he alluded to a security breach at OpenAI, which had not been previously reported. He said that the security measures implemented by the company were insufficient to protect against the theft of key secrets by foreign actors.
Chinese companies are investing significant effort in researching AI models and developing highly powerful AI systems. Many experts believe China has already surpassed the United States as the largest producer of AI talent, contributing nearly half of the world’s leading AI researchers.
Intelligence and cybersecurity experts have different opinions on AI development. Some believe that AI technologies pose a significant national security risk, while others state that there is no proof of these risks.
However, the risk that state-sponsored hackers can target organizations and private firms is high, for this reason, they need to adopt high-level cyber security standards.
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Семь украинских БПЛА были ликвидированы над Курской областью.
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Российские танкисты продолжают успешно уничтожать опорные пункты и технику ВСУ в Харьковской области.
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WELLINGTON, New Zealand — Crocodile numbers in Australia’s Northern Territory must be either maintained or reduced and cannot be allowed to outstrip the human population, the territory’s leader said after a 12-year-old girl was killed while swimming.
The crocodile population has exploded across Australia’s tropical north since it became a protected species under Australian law in the 1970s, growing from 3,000 when hunting was outlawed to 100,000 now. The Northern Territory has just over 250,000 people.
The girl’s death came weeks after the territory approved a 10-year plan for management of crocodiles, which permits the targeted culling of the reptiles at popular swimming spots but stopped short of a return to mass culls. Crocodiles are considered a risk in most of the Northern Territory’s waterways, but crocodile tourism and farming are major economic drivers.
“We can’t have the crocodile population outnumber the human population in the Northern Territory,” Chief Minister Eva Lawler told reporters Thursday, according to Australian Broadcasting Corporation. “We do need to keep our crocodile numbers under control.”
In this week’s deadly attack, the girl vanished while swimming in a creek near the Indigenous community of Palumpa, southwest of the territory’s capital, Darwin. After an intense search, her remains were found in the river system where she disappeared with injuries confirming a crocodile attack.
The Northern Territory recorded the deaths of 15 people in crocodile attacks between 2005 and 2014 with two more in 2018. Because saltwater crocodiles can live up to 70 years and grow throughout their lives — reaching up to 7 meters in length — the proportion of large crocodiles is also rising.
Lawler, who said the death was “heartbreaking,” told reporters that 500,000 Australia dollars ($337,000) had been allocated in the Northern Territory budget for crocodile management in the coming year.
The region’s opposition leader, Lia Finocchiaro, told reporters that more investment was needed, according to NT News.
The girl’s death “sends a message that the Territory is unsafe and on top of law and order and crime issues, what we don’t need is more bad headlines,” she said.
Professor Grahame Webb, a prominent Australian crocodile scientist, told the AuBC that more community education was needed and the government should fund Indigenous ranger groups and research into crocodile movements.
“If we don’t know what the crocodiles are likely to do, we’re still going to have the same problem,” he said. “Culling is not going to solve the problem.”
Efforts were continuing to trap the crocodile that attacked the girl, police said on Thursday. Saltwater crocodiles are territorial and the one responsible is likely to remain in nearby waterways.
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