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Re: Trusted access for the next era of cyber defense

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Post by gavinray »

hoss1474489 wrote: post #30
gavinray wrote: post #16

I completed the "Trusted Access" verification, but it seems to have unlocked nothing in the OpenAI API or Codex models. Just FYI for others.

I see a Security button in the what’s new box in the Codex section of the ChatGPT website. It appears to allow me to run vulnerability scans against my connected GitHub repositories. Direct link: https://chatgpt.com/codex/cloud/security

I also have access to this but can't be certain if it was there before or not.

Anyone else who hasn't verified able to access?

Re: Trusted access for the next era of cyber defense

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Post by ofjcihen »

Avicebron wrote: post #26

I don't think they've added enough cyber. My cyber workflow demands more trusted access for cyber so that I can use these cyber-permissive models for my cybersecurity.

Whoa hey now, if they just give out all the cyber all at once they might run out or worse, the bad guys will horde all the cyber for themselves!

No no, best to have them distribute the cyber to us responsibly.

Re: Trusted access for the next era of cyber defense

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Post by swyx »

Avicebron wrote: post #26

I don't think they've added enough cyber. My cyber workflow demands more trusted access for cyber so that I can use these cyber-permissive models for my cybersecurity.

you make fun of it but i kind of like that the security community has just embraced this kinda old school hokey term. its a short hand. leave them be.

Re: Trusted access for the next era of cyber defense

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Post by [deleted] »

swyx wrote: post #33
Avicebron wrote: post #26

I don't think they've added enough cyber. My cyber workflow demands more trusted access for cyber so that I can use these cyber-permissive models for my cybersecurity.

you make fun of it but i kind of like that the security community has just embraced this kinda old school hokey term. its a short hand. leave them be.

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Re: Trusted access for the next era of cyber defense

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Post by cshimmin »

swyx wrote: post #33
Avicebron wrote: post #26

I don't think they've added enough cyber. My cyber workflow demands more trusted access for cyber so that I can use these cyber-permissive models for my cybersecurity.

you make fun of it but i kind of like that the security community has just embraced this kinda old school hokey term. its a short hand. leave them be.

Incidentally, I recently learned the origin of the term. Cyber - short for cybernetic - is from the greek κυβερνήτης (kybernetes), meaning helmsman. The original use of cybernetics is in the context of automated control systems, so steering a rudder was a good analogy. It is also the origin for the name k8s.

Re: Trusted access for the next era of cyber defense

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Post by jiggawatts »

ACCount37 wrote: post #23
jruz wrote: post #21

Earlier quoted context omitted.

That’s the whole point of this variant of the model, it won’t have those guardrails.

Yes. But "perform a humiliation ritual of KYC to access the actual model instead of the nerfed version of it that's so neurotic about cybersec you have to sink 400 tokens into getting it to a usable baseline" does not inspire any confidence at all.

Remember the argument that the bad guys using AI to hack systems won't be a problem because all the "good guys" will have access too and can secure their software?

Pepperidge Farm remembers.

Re: Trusted access for the next era of cyber defense

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Post by twoodfin »

cshimmin wrote: post #35
swyx wrote: post #33

Earlier quoted context omitted.

you make fun of it but i kind of like that the security community has just embraced this kinda old school hokey term. its a short hand. leave them be.

Incidentally, I recently learned the origin of the term. Cyber - short for cybernetic - is from the greek κυβερνήτης (kybernetes), meaning helmsman. The original use of cybernetics is in the context of automated control systems, so steering a rudder was a good analogy. It is also the origin for the name k8s.

In the early days of socialization on the Internet it had a very different meaning!!
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