mat200
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AI Good and Bad
- Thread starter bigredfish
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Getting comfortable
Just fer yuks, with all the recent IT breaches and concerns, We should not be overly nervous.
I mean, after all, If one or more of our newer, impending AI systems find the fun of escaping to our favorite online decadent
universe... (And yes, who knows where else?)
"Whooo's the best hacker? Whooo's the best hacker? Yes! You are!"
I mean, after all, If one or more of our newer, impending AI systems find the fun of escaping to our favorite online decadent
universe... (And yes, who knows where else?)
"Whooo's the best hacker? Whooo's the best hacker? Yes! You are!"
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‘Window of vulnerability’: Banks move to restrict AI agent access
As concern over AI agents continues to grow, top U.S. banks have limited the technology's abilities on their platforms.
www.yahoo.com
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The trouble is how do you limit AI access? This is where it all falls down. AI has already allegedly hacked it's way out of a sandbox system. What you have in AI is not code you can simply restrict. You have a skilled hacker that's actively searching for vulnerabilities if it wants to get out.
Setting up for government bailout investment/ownership stakes
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This really happened and its very bad. Very very bad
Japan just suffered a catastrophic financial cyberattack.Hackers hijacked over 26,000 servers run by GMO Internet Group.
They executed fraudulent trades across 70 different brokerage and currency platforms.
Savings accounts and trading balances were drained automatically.
GMO completely pulled the plug and shut the entire service down forever.
The CEO issued a chilling public warning: the internet itself is already beginning to collapse.
Now Japan is being urged to deploy military hackers to strike back.
@grok
Yes, a real cyberattack hit GMO Internet's http://Onamae.com Desktop Cloud (VPS for automated FX trading) around Oct 19-21. Up to 26,739 servers were at risk; attackers installed malware, stole login data, and ran unauthorized trades at over 70 brokers, draining some balances. GMO shut the service down permanently on its current setup, is compensating verified losses plus ¥5,000 per user, refused ransom, and requested government active cyber defense (involving SDF). CEO Masatoshi Kumagai warned the internet is already starting to break down due to AI-powered attacks. The original post is mostly accurate but dramatized.
Japan just suffered a catastrophic financial cyberattack.Hackers hijacked over 26,000 servers run by GMO Internet Group.
They executed fraudulent trades across 70 different brokerage and currency platforms.
Savings accounts and trading balances were drained automatically.
GMO completely pulled the plug and shut the entire service down forever.
The CEO issued a chilling public warning: the internet itself is already beginning to collapse.
Now Japan is being urged to deploy military hackers to strike back.
@grok
Yes, a real cyberattack hit GMO Internet's http://Onamae.com Desktop Cloud (VPS for automated FX trading) around Oct 19-21. Up to 26,739 servers were at risk; attackers installed malware, stole login data, and ran unauthorized trades at over 70 brokers, draining some balances. GMO shut the service down permanently on its current setup, is compensating verified losses plus ¥5,000 per user, refused ransom, and requested government active cyber defense (involving SDF). CEO Masatoshi Kumagai warned the internet is already starting to break down due to AI-powered attacks. The original post is mostly accurate but dramatized.
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