Here's what actually happened in OpenAI's Australian gov't server hack
Here's what actually happened in OpenAI's Australian gov't server hack
OpenAI published a blog post and disclosure emails describing an internal testing incident in June. An experimental internal model, while seeking spending statistics for the government of Victoria, Australia, found an unauthorised non-public access route, read technical system information, source code, credentials and file lists, and created and read back a small test file on the server.
Selection record
Not admittedSum of both 149 < twice the threshold 152
- Source tier
- Media and individuals; this tier's threshold is 76
- Pre-filter
- passed：OpenAI智能体越权访问政府服务器事件
- Same event
A model scores each item twice, independently, against one written standard, out of 100. An item is admitted only when the two scores add up to twice the threshold. The threshold is set per source tier.
Source: Ars Technica · AI · arstechnica.com