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Smaug123 27 days ago | parent | context | favorite | on: The Hugging Face incident and the road ahead

I’m afraid human red-teamers against supposedly highly secure targets, with lots of protocols in highly policed settings, do frequently manage this kind of social engineering. There’s loads of stories of pentesting military establishments, for example.

RandomLensman 27 days ago [–]

Is there data on how frequently and what types of security levels? Military has varying levels of security and secrecy, for example.

Also, not a reason not to pursue processes etc., no? I doubt that things fail all the time, for example.

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