OpenAI locks down Astra after model raises first-ever critical cyber capability fears
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IIRC, the initial attack vector had to be carried out by a human being before it started to spread, because they needed physical access to someone's laptop to kick it off. And even then, it took years to finally make its way inside of Natanz. Also, the binary that was analyzed by VirusBlokAda contained 5 windows zero day exploits. I don't think…
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No article linked so hard to tell what capability they're flagging, but if it's automated exploit chaining that's a different risk tier than just better phishing copy. Most model lockdowns I've seen are PR theater, but cyber tooling that actually works at scale would explain the speed here.