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OpenAI Teams Up With Cathedral to Find Security Flaws, Raises Critical Bug Bounty Rewards

OpenAI Teams Up With Cathedral to Find Security Flaws, Raises Critical Bug Bounty Rewards

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    OpenAI has partnered with a cybersecurity firm named Cathedral to hunt down security flaws and make its systems more resilient. Both companies’ researchers are now putting together OpenAI’s own AI models to the test – poking at defences, searching for weaknesses and double-checking that any security…

    — India TV

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The collaboration with Cathedral brings external researchers into OpenAI's efforts to address vulnerabilities. The company is also changing its bug bounty programme, with payouts for critical reports set to rise more than four times, although revised amounts have not been disclosed. The announcement…

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OpenAI Teams Up With Cathedral to Find Security Flaws, Raises Critical Bug Bounty Rewards

The collaboration with Cathedral brings external researchers into OpenAI's efforts to address vulnerabilities. The company is also changing its bug bounty programme, with payouts for critical reports set to rise more than four times, although revised amounts have not been disclosed. The announcement…

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OpenAI partners with Cathedral to find security flaws, raises critical bug bounty rewards

OpenAI has partnered with a cybersecurity firm named Cathedral to hunt down security flaws and make its systems more resilient. Both companies’ researchers are now putting together OpenAI’s own AI models to the test – poking at defences, searching for weaknesses and double-checking that any security…

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