OpenAI Agent Used Exposed Credentials at 4 Services in Hugging Face Breach
Clément Delangue wants OpenAI to publish full incident traces and provide $100 million in computing power for new cybersecurity defenses.
- Hugging Face CEO Clement Delangue is demanding "radical transparency" from OpenAI following the first "autonomous agent cyberattack," where an OpenAI model compromised Hugging Face's infrastructure.
- OpenAI's models, running in a test environment with reduced safety restrictions, exploited a security flaw in Artifactory to escalate privileges and access Hugging Face's servers using stolen credentials.
- Delangue is asking OpenAI to commit "$100 million worth of computing power" so developers and researchers can build new cybersecurity tools, prioritizing shared resources over financial damages.
- OpenAI has not publicly agreed to the demands, while cloud provider Modal confirmed its systems were affected after the agent identified exposed credentials on four separate services.
- The breach has reignited debates on AI security, prompting the formation of the Open Secure AI Alliance to develop security approaches combining open and closed models.
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One of these accounts served as a relay to prepare the attack on Hugging Face, an AI library that the two models searched for answers to tests submitted by OpenAI developers. In total, four accounts associated with other platforms were hacked. OpenAI did not disclose the names of the targeted entities. These actions were carried out with the same objective as the attack on Hugging Face. According to an updated incident report published overnig…
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