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OpenAI Hugging Face security incident

Black Hat USA 2026: The 'Breaking' News: The OpenAI–Hugging Face Incident

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“RT @kbeguir: Must watch. And when you do, you will realize this is the moment the world changed, forever. https://t.co/C0JOwj1PjU”

“If you have more than even a passing interest in AI, watching this talk is more important than whatever it is you are currently doing. There’s a lot of cybersec jargon at times but I don’t think you need to know anything about security to understand what’s …”

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John David Pressman: Alright I'm gonna give this a full watch, live commentary thread below. youtu.be/87DyyMV0kCY
John David Pressman: My immediate reaction is that "Mike and I have been involved in a number of things." is a low entropy ass statement and I do not have confidence in this speaker.
John David Pressman: 4:08: Alright my first question is how you have an internal package manager that isn't monitored for weird or unexpected entries. Like how often are you adding a package to the internal package man…
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