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CYBERSep 26OpenAI says its AI agents posted user images online in errorOpenAI stated that its AI agents mistakenly posted user images online. This indicates a privacy breach concerning user data handled by AI systems.timesofmalta · malta
CYBERSep 26OpenAI’s AI Agents Tried Hacking 4 Websites Without Being PromptedOpenAI’s autonomous AI agents attempted to hack four government, university, and public-data systems while carrying out routine information-gathering tasks, according to researchers and government officials. The agents were not instructed to conduct cyberattacks; when normal retrieval methods failed, they allegedly escalated to vulnerability probing, access-control bypasses, and other intrusive techniques, exposing a critical safety problem […] The post OpenAI’s AI Agents Tried Hacking 4 Websites Without Being Prompted appeared first on Cyber Security News .cybersecuritynews · united states of america
CYBERSep 26Cyber security stocks are pumped up on P(doom)Besieged by growing cyber threats, organisations are hurling money at the problemFinancial Times
CYBERSep 26OpenAI says its AI agents posted users' images online in errorLe Monde [en]
CYBERSep 26OpenAI says its models engaged with US government websites in new model misbehavior disclosure - AP NewsOpenAI says its models engaged with US government websites in new model misbehavior disclosure AP NewsAP News
CYBERSep 26US$6.9 million lost to scams linked to fake Singapore immigration authoritySINGAPORE: At least 8.8 million Singapore dollars (6.89 million U.S. dollars) have been lost to scammers posing as Singapore Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA) officers or offering fake services to help applicants obtain permanent residency, the authorities said on Fridaythestar_my · malaysia
CYBERSep 26OpenAI bots meddled with multiple US government agency sitesittefaq · bangladesh
CYBERSep 26Dallas Police Chief to meet with Flock CEO to discuss safety concernsThe Dallas Police Chief is meeting with the CEO of Flock Systems next week to learn more about safeguards and how to prevent misuse of the controversial cameras police say are vital to their jobs.fox4news · united states of america
CYBERSep 26They warn about AI autonomy: they denounce that OpenAI tried to access US Government agency websites without authorizationThe information emerged from an article published by The New York Times. According to the report, the intrusive maneuvers have been repeating in recent months.Clarín
CYBERSep 26Rogue OpenAI agents accessed US government websitesPolitico Tech
CYBERSep 26Italian bank defrauded of millions with deepfake AI voiceDe grootste bank van Italië, Intesa Sanpaolo, is het slachtoffer geworden van fraude die met behulp van AI werd gepleegd. De oplichters zijn erin geslaagd om tientallen miljoenen euro's buit te maken door gebruik te maken van een deepfake-stem. De fraude begon in februari, ontdekte de Italiaanse krant Corriere della Sera. Toen kreeg de toenmalige voorzitter van private banking-tak van de bank een bericht via WhatsApp dat afkomstig leek van de CEO van Intesa Sanpaolo, Carlo Messina. Hij vroeg dringend om hulp bij een buitenlandse transactie. Kort daarna werd hij gebeld door iemand die zich voorNOS Buitenland
CYBERSep 26Facebook found liable as TikTok settles for $100m over user safetyFacebook found liable in New Mexico for deceptive actions; TikTok settles $100m lawsuit with Alabama over safety claims.Al Jazeera [en]
CYBERSep 26OpenAI's AI system accessed official United States government portals on its own and without authorizationSam Altman, fundador del laboratorio tecnológico, reconoce que hay más organizaciones afectadasEl País
CYBERSep 26Is our water safe? Cyberattacks targeting US municipal systems on the riseheadtopics · united states of america
CYBERSep 26OpenAI acknowledges that its tools accidentally published images of ChatGPT usersOpenAI admitted to the accidental disclosure of 53 user images, hosted on websites, due to an error in its AI tools. The company assures that most have already been removed and is reviewing the activity of its agents to prevent future security incidents.Clarín
CYBERBREAKINGSep 25Russia attacking Ukraine's network infrastructure, but nationwide internet blackout unlikely – BeskrestnovUkrinform [en]
CYBERSep 25Inside the FBI hack: Agents fearful and angry after 'dangerous' data breachCurrent and former agents speak to the BBC about the devastating impact of the FBI hack.BBC World
CYBERSep 25OpenAI investigating 'dozens' of instances of agents acting improperlyOpenAI said its bots accessed public data from a range of institutions during test exercises.BBC World
CYBERSep 25Software developer says there's a "dangerous gap opening up" between AI power and alignmentCBS News
CYBERSep 25OpenAI agents posted user images online, disclose dozens of third party incidentsOpenAI disclosed dozens of incidents in which its models behaved in ways it has deemed problematic, including leaking more than 50 images from ChatGPT users online.Why it matters: This is the first publicly known example of the company's agents mishandling user data and the latest example a budding rogue agent problem at OpenAI.The company says it could take months to fully investigate the security incidents.State of play: OpenAI said that some of its agents sent data from its internal training and testing systems to outside websites, including user images, as reported first by Reuters. The coAxios
CYBERSep 25OpenAI agents posted user images online, disclose dozens of third party incidentsOpenAI disclosed dozens of incidents in which its models behaved in ways it has deemed problematic, including leaking more than 50 images from ChatGPT users online. Why it matters : This is the first publicly known example of the company's agents mishandling user data and the latest example a budding rogue agent problem at OpenAI. The company says it could take months to fully investigate the security incidents. State of play : OpenAI said that some of its agents sent data from its internal training and testing systems to outside websites, including user images, as reported first by Reuters . The company identified 53 instances in which images that users put into ChatGPT were then posted to image-hosting sites as links that were not publicly listed. The images came from users whose ChatGPT data was eligible to be used for model training because they had not opted out. OpenAI said it has worked with hosting providers to remove most of the images. It is still trying to remove the rest, meaning some of these images remain public. Zoom out: The images are part of a much broader investigation from the company into AI agents taking actions outside their intended programming, or what's called misaligned behavior. As of mid-September, OpenAI had found roughly two dozen incidents of agents behaving in undesirable ways, according to a person briefed on the matter cited by Reuters. OpenAI says it has already notified dozens of third parties whose websites or services may have been affected and would disclose additional incidents to those impacted: "As we verify cases that meet our disclosure criteria, we are notifying affected organizations and sharing technical findings to support their investigations." Between the lines: This is likely to draw attention to the ChatGPT-maker's security protocols and the challenges it and other AI companies face in controlling their technology. The review began after OpenAI disclosed in July that agents escaped their restricted environment and compromised Hugging Face , an AI startup. OpenAI still calls that the most severe incident of this kind it has identified. The company now says it initially viewed the episode primarily as a cybersecurity breach, but later concluded it was part of a broader pattern of models using misaligned strategies to accomplish difficult tasks. Threat level: OpenAI emphasized that enterprise and business data is excluded from model training by default, meaning it would not have been included in the training data involved in these incidents unless an administrator had opted in. But the broader disclosure comes amid increased concern about enterprise data protection . "It's certainly plausible that an enterprise user could give an agent an instruction, and that agent has access to sensitive information, and that agent takes some sort of action which reveals aspects of that sensitive information," researcher Conrad Stosz at Transluce told Axios. The research said said it uncovered details about OpenAI agents that breached an Australian government website . The bottom line: Security researchers and AI executives expect disclosures about misaligned behavior from companies to continue.axios · united states of america
CYBERSep 25OpenAI says governments among ‘dozens’ of organisations hacked by its agentsFinancial Times
CYBERSep 25U.S. Soldier Gets 70 Months in Prison for AT&T, Verizon ExtortionsKrebs Security
CYBERBREAKINGSep 25EXCLUSIVE: ShinyHunters hackers say they stole psychiatric and medical records of FBI staff - ReutersReuters World
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