Sam Sabin is a Cybersecurity Reporter at Axios. He focuses on themes related to cybersecurity, cybercrime, and the evolving landscape of computer and network security, including topics such as cyber attacks, data breaches, and phishing. Sam's work has been featured in prominent outlets including POLITICO, The Frontier Post, MSN, and Yahoo Finance.
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The accidental hack of Hugging Face is the warning defenders have been afraid was coming.
The breach adds to building pressure against the AI giant as it's pushes to release its most powerful AI system.
The new details suggest the OpenAI agent continued pursuing its assigned objective even after escaping its testing sandbox.
By: Sam Sabin
This is the second frontier lab that has seen its models break into real companies while testing
Recovered AI chat logs and coding sessions are giving researchers one of their clearest looks yet at how cybercriminals are using generative AI and easily bypass model guardrails.
By: Sam Sabin
The people building the world's most powerful AI systems are making avoidable security mistakes.
This appears to be the broadest known coordinated cyber campaigns against U.S. municipal water systems.
The platform could transform how the Army fights — and become one of the military's most attractive hacking targets.
By: Sam Sabin
The U.K. AI Security Institute said it observed nearly 20 instances of Anthropic and OpenAI's most advanced models trying to hack people and companies during safety testing last month.
The agents left notes for each other about vulnerabilities and ways around guardrails.
