Jenna McLaughlin
speaker
265 appearances
42 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2025
last heard 10 Sep
Jenna McLaughlin’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Cybersecurity firm Proofpoint teamed up with the U.S.
government to reveal new details about a group of Russian hackers referred to as Laundry Bear.
According to a new advisory, the group has been spying on government and defense-related targets in the West since at least last summer, simply by getting their victims to open or preview a malicious email.
The hackers took advantage of a previously unknown vulnerability in software used by email provider Zimbra.
The flaw has been fixed, but without installing updates, users are still at risk, a major concern during the ongoing war in Ukraine.
Jenna McLaughlin, NPR News.
Experts at OpenAI say they were testing a combination of cutting-edge AI agents to see if they could conduct sophisticated targeted cyber attacks when the test went wrong.
In a new blog post, the company says the AI agent was contained in an internal digital testing environment when it managed to find a way to connect to the open internet and then broke into another AI company called Hugging Face.
It's unclear what specific technical instructions or prompts OpenAI engineers were using to
that led to the incident, though Hugging Face says it detected and contained the attack quickly.
OpenAI argues that the incident reveals the real-world capabilities of AI agents to conduct long-running complex cyberattacks and the importance of building safeguards into frontier models.
Jenna McLaughlin, NPR News.
Experts at OpenAI say they were testing a combination of cutting-edge AI agents to see if they could conduct sophisticated targeted cyber attacks when the test went wrong.
In a new blog post, the company says the AI agent was contained in an internal digital testing environment when it managed to find a way to connect to the open internet, and then broke into another AI company called Hugging Face.
It's unclear what specific technical instructions or prompts OpenAI engineers were using that led to the incident, though Hugging Face says it detected and contained the attack quickly.
OpenAI argues that the incident reveals the real-world capabilities of AI agents to conduct long-running complex cyberattacks and the importance of building safeguards into frontier models.
Jenna McLaughlin, NPR News.
Experts at OpenAI say they were testing a combination of cutting-edge AI agents to see if they could conduct sophisticated targeted cyber attacks when the test went wrong.
In a new blog post, the company says the AI agent was contained in an internal digital testing environment when it managed to find a way to connect to the open internet and then broke into another AI company called Hugging Face.
It's unclear what specific technical instructions or prompts open AI engineers were using that led to the incident, though Hugging Face says it detected and contained the attack quickly.
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