The Frontier Model Forum says it is releasing Version 1.0 of a framework for rating cyber jailbreaks. OpenAI says it partnered on the work.
The forum says the method scores four categories: capability gain, capability scope, ease of deployment, and ease of discovery.
The posts do not publish example jailbreaks.
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Elon Musk says about 100 lasers per satellite, each above 10 Tb/s, on more than 100,000 satellites should be able to outcompete undersea cables.
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OpenAI says it is partnering with Hacktron to find vulnerabilities in its systems, with a focus on third-party connections. It is expanding Hacktron's access to Daybreak Red.
Censys says it observed 1,465 hosts running an exposed ARTEX console as of November 4. About 650 were in two identical hosting blocks.
