OpenAI partners with Hacktron to test system vulnerabilities

AI · First reported 6 Nov, 08:00 · Updated 18:40

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OpenAI says its partnership with Hacktron will focus on identifying and fixing vulnerabilities, especially those involving third-party services. The companies will jointly select high-priority areas for testing, while OpenAI expands Hacktron’s access to advanced models through its Daybreak Red program.

OpenAI and Hacktron researchers will work together to identify high-priority areas for security testing and investigate vulnerabilities.
The partnership will pay particular attention to risks involving connections between OpenAI systems and third-party services.
OpenAI plans to expand Hacktron’s access to its most advanced models through the Daybreak Red program.
OpenAI said it learned of Hacktron through its bug bounty program, where Hacktron researchers reported vulnerabilities.
OpenAI also recently announced work with Cathedral researchers during an upcoming security sprint and increased rewards in its Security Bug Bounty program.

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Key facts

Partners: OpenAI and Hacktron
Testing focus: Vulnerabilities, particularly those involving third-party service connections
Testing arrangement: OpenAI engineers and Hacktron researchers will jointly identify high-priority testing areas
Model access: OpenAI will expand Hacktron’s access to advanced models through Daybreak Red
Hacktron funding: Previously raised US$2.9 million for an AI-powered security testing platform