#OpenAI
10 stories taggedOpenAI.
White House Puts OpenAI and Anthropic Models on a Short Leash Pending Cybersecurity Review
The Trump administration is vetting frontier AI releases before they reach the public — and both major labs are complying.
OpenAI Hands GPT-5.6 to a Closed Circle, Citing Cyber and National Security Hooks
Three variants — Sol, Terra, and Luna — ship to a small slate of enterprise partners and U.S. government workstreams under a limited preview.
OpenAI Hands GPT-5.5-Cyber to 'Trusted Defenders' Under Daybreak
The model is pitched at deep codebase analysis and vuln patching. The interesting part is who gets access — and what shows up in the post-mortem when they don't.
Frontier AI Models Transform Vulnerability Discovery
AI capabilities reshape cyber defense strategies, prompting new approaches to vulnerability management.
OpenAI's Lockdown Mode Admits the Problem It Can't Quite Fix
The new containment feature reduces AI-enabled data exfiltration — it doesn't stop it. Experts are divided on whether enterprises should even trust a vendor to police itself.
OpenAI Ships ChatGPT 'Lockdown Mode' to Blunt Prompt-Injection Data Theft
The opt-in setting strips connectors and browsing tools that attackers have used to siphon data from logged-in sessions.
Unpacking the 'Son of Mythos': AI's Role in Vulnerability Discovery
As Anthropic and OpenAI expand AI tool access, organizations face both risks and opportunities.
Poisoned npm Package Stole OpenAI Codex Tokens — and the GitHub Repo Looked Fine
codexui-android published clean source code while shipping malicious artifact builds that harvested refresh tokens. The gap between repo and registry is where the attack lived.
Malicious npm Package codexui-android Pulls 29K Weekly Downloads, Targets OpenAI Codex Tokens
A package posing as a remote web UI for OpenAI Codex is harvesting developer credentials. It's still live on npm and GitHub.
ChatGPhish: When ChatGPT's Markdown Renderer Becomes a Phishing Vector
Permiso researchers show how implicit trust in Markdown links and images inside ChatGPT responses turns the assistant into a credible delivery surface for prompt injection and credential theft.