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Responding to the next frontier of critical cyber capabilities

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Re: Responding to the next frontier of critical cyber capabilities

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> it found an arbitrary file write in multiplayer in an old game by reverse engineering the binary Video games are now ruined for me. I don't think I will ever feel safe playing online again. > I do these things for pure entertainment and curiosity, not for money from bug bounties Me too... Was it easy to get TAC access? My account isn't even launching the Persona verification, says I'm not eligible.

I had to register a second account because on my main one verification always failed, and when I contacted support they said that I've tried too many times and can't verify on that account.

My account seems to be stuck in some kind of inconsistent state. I opened the Persona verification, closed the tab because I didn't have my documents on me at the time, and then I could never start the Persona verification ever again. Apparently I got rejected without even starting the verification.

I ended up sending an email to their data protection officer exercising my LGPD (brazilian GDPR) rights as a data subject. It's my right to know the criteria used, request review and correct any information they have stored about me. Hopefully that'll get them to either clear this inconsistency up or reject me properly from TAC. Plus I get to test if my country's laws have any teeth.

Re: Responding to the next frontier of critical cyber capabilities

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An open weight model is used in a cyber attack. Responsibility is hard to attribute. The US/EU/any other government sees them as the distributor of the open weight model and comes after them. Passing a law making HF liable for any damage caused by a model they host.

> Passing a law making HF liable for any damage caused by a model they host. There's already legal precedent that prevents this. See the recent Comcast case for example.

First, American law is not world law. HF’s business can be made a lot harder if their international standing is damaged.

Second, precedents can be overturned.

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