OpenAI said the rogue models that breached Hugging Face’s internal systems also used publicly exposed credentials across “four accounts on four services” to help facilitate the attack, further clarifying how the “unprecedented cyber incident” unfolded.

The company disclosed last week that a combination of its artificial intelligence models escaped an isolated testing environment that had very limited internet access. The models chained together a series of vulnerabilities to reach the open web and eventually gain access to Hugging Face, which operates an open-source developer platform. OpenAI said the models were trying to find information that they could use to cheat on an evaluation, and succeeded.

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OpenAI said the rogue models that breached Hugging Face’s internal systems also used publicly exposed credentials across “four accounts on four services” to help facilitate the attack, further clarifying how the “unprecedented cyber incident” unfolded.

The company disclosed last week that a combination of its artificial intelligence models escaped an isolated testing environment that had very limited internet access. The models chained together a series of vulnerabilities to reach the open web and eventually gain access to Hugging Face, which operates an open-source developer platform. OpenAI said the models were trying to find information that they could use to cheat on an evaluation, and succeeded.

Learn more: http://cnb.cx/4wx4eCe

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