#jailbreaking — Public Fediverse posts

👩‍💻​ My So Called Sudo Life: Jailbroken Kindle edition 📖​

If you followed my #Jailbreaking adventures this past week, I'd like to add a final chapter on the positive effect it had on my reading habits.

Long story short: I used to be an avid reader and I had sadly lost the habit of reading books in the last couple of years (blaming tiredness at the end of the day). I had been looking for a system to encourage me to get back on track. When I found out about #KOreader and #SimpleUI I was totally smitten: an elegant interface that kept track of my reading stats? Sign me up!

In the photo I've attached you can see my reading stats for the past week - aka since I started using KOreader and SimpleUI. If you don't want to squint / find it harder to read: my daily reading average is about 40 minutes. Not bad! I'm just absolutely delighted by this.

#KindleJailbreak #reading #books #habits #MySoCalledSudoLife

i jailbroke my old iPod Touch and put some old games on it :D

All thanks to Cydia, AppSync Unified, and Veteris. It was incredibly easy to set up and will stay forever (unless I factory reset the device).
Minecraft Pocket Edition v0.9.5 is already on the iPod, too. I might want to use it for music mostly, though!

Any recommendations for nostalgic games and/or apps for iOS 6?

(Experimenting with using more relevant hashtags by the way; after all, discoverability is our own responsibility in the Fediverse. Did this help? Is this annoying?)

#apple #iOS #iPodTouch #iPod #LegacyJailbreak #Jailbreaking #Jailbreak #DoodleJump #Nostalgia #Games #Gaming @gaming #retroTech #vintageTech #vintageTechnology #Cydia #Veteris

Bug Bounty Programm zur Infiltration der Regierung von #Mexiko: Wie leicht #AI #Jailbreaking nach wie vor funktioniert, hat erneut ein Cyberkrimineller in Mexiko bewiesen. Indem er dem Chatbot durch eine vorgeschobene Legende vorgaukelte, er würde bei einem Bug-Bounty-Programm der mexikanischen Regierung unterstützen, konnte er den Bot dazu bringen, #Schwachstellen in Behördennetzwerken aufzuspüren, Ausnutzungsskripte zu erstellen und #Datendiebstahl zu automatisieren:

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-02-25/hacker-used-anthropic-s-claude-to-steal-sensitive-mexican-data

Service providers make you dependent on updates and their own applications in order to maintain control over your devices.If you want to use your devices fully and freely, you can remove the restrictions imposed by your service providers.But from this point on, you step outside the comfort zone. You take all the authority and responsibility upon yourself.

Leave the safe harbor and set sail for the open seas!

#jailbreaking #foss #opensource #unplug #befree #freedom

#Jailbreaking The Amazon #EchoShow
Currently only two devices are supported by this #jailbreak, with the #EchoShow5 being the other one. If there’s enough interest, there doesn’t appear to be any technical reason at least for why this support couldn’t be extended to other devices. One major reason for jailbreaking is to put #LineageOS on your Echo device courtesy of these Echo Show devices recently beginning to show advertisements, with no way to disable this.
https://hackaday.com/2026/01/02/jailbreaking-the-amazon-echo-show/

Pluralistic: The world needs an Ireland for disenshittification (17 Jan 2026)

https://web.brid.gy/r/https://pluralistic.net/2026/01/17/erin-lets-go/

Pluralistic: The world needs an Ireland for disenshittification (17 Jan 2026)

https://web.brid.gy/r/https://pluralistic.net/2026/01/17/erin-lets-go/

Pluralistic: The world needs an Ireland for disenshittification (17 Jan 2026)

https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://pluralistic.net/2026/01/17/erin-lets-go/

Pluralistic: The world needs an Ireland for disenshittification (17 Jan 2026)

https://web.brid.gy/r/https://pluralistic.net/2026/01/17/erin-lets-go/

Pluralistic: The world needs an Ireland for disenshittification (17 Jan 2026)

https://web.brid.gy/r/https://pluralistic.net/2026/01/17/erin-lets-go/

Sony PS5 ROM keys leaked – jailbreaking could be made easier with BootROM codes

https://www.tomshardware.com/video-games/playstation/playstation-5-rom-keys-leaked-jailbreaking-could-be-made-easier-with-bootrom-codes

#HackerNews #Sony #PS5 #ROM #keys #jailbreaking #BootROM #codes #gaming #news

Modele LLM bez ograniczeń, czyli rozwój Cybercrime as a Service

Generatywne modele językowe przebojem wdarły się do naszej codzienności. Dziś już wielu nie wyobraża sobie codziennej pracy czy nauki bez ich udziału. Rozwój dużych modeli językowych wpłynął także na obraz zagrożeń w cyberprzestrzeni. Z jednej strony LLM-y mogą pomagać w obronie, z drugiej strony stwarzają zupełnie nowe możliwości dla podmiotów...

#Aktualności #Caas #Jailbreaking #Kawaiigpt #Llm #Phishing #Wormgpt

https://sekurak.pl/modele-llm-bez-ograniczen-czyli-rozwoj-cybercrime-as-a-service/

#Syntax #hacking : Researchers discover sentence structure can bypass #AI safety rules

Researchers from #MIT , #Northeastern University, & #Meta recently released a paper suggesting that #LLMs similar to those that power #ChatGPT may sometimes prioritize sentence structure over meaning when answering questions. The findings reveal a weakness in how these models process instructions that may shed light on why some prompt injection or #jailbreaking approaches work
#llm

https://arstechnica.com/ai/2025/12/syntax-hacking-researchers-discover-sentence-structure-can-bypass-ai-safety-rules/

Our latest article covers:
- How TAP technique works using tree search to find successful jailbreaks
- An example showing how corporate agents can be attacked
- How we use TAP probe to test agents robustness

Link to article: https://www.giskard.ai/knowledge/tree-of-attacks-with-pruning-the-automated-method-for-jailbreaking-llms

#Jailbreaking #TAP #LLMSecurity #AIRedTeaming

Weekly output: USPS NGDV, spectrum policy, Pixel Drop, Uber’s robotaxi hopes, AI + cybersecurity, Tesla Files, Cerebras, New Glenn launch and landing, Cory Doctorow

Friday afternoon’s landing at Dulles and subsequent Metro ride home put this year’s business travel in the books–unless somebody else is prepared to pay for an additional work trip in 2025, and not even I want that to happen.

11/10/2025: I Took America’s Goofiest-Looking EV for a Spin. It Might Swing by Your Mailbox Soon, PCMag

My mid-October trip to Wisconsin (with Oshkosh Corp. paying for the airfare and lodging) yielded this report about the U.S. Postal Service’s NextGen Delivery Vehicle that I have yet to see in operation near me.

11/11/2025: It’s easy to reassign spectrum if you’re not the one using it, Light Reading

I rounded out this recap of a spectrum-policy conference I’d attended at the end of October with some quotes from a broadband expert whose insight I’ve been borrowing for the last 15 years or so.

11/11/2025: Google’s Latest Pixel Drop Adds Messaging Tricks And Tweaks, PCMag

The time-zone spread between the 2 p.m. Eastern embargo time for this item and my Western European local time for most of last week made this easy to file between other Web Summit schedule commitments.

11/12/2025: Cybersecurity at the pace of AI, Web Summit

The first of three panels I moderated at this conference in Lisbon had me quizzing Rob Daly, CTO of the security-training firm SoSafe, about how AI has complicated the work of people like him. As in previous years, Web Summit’s organizers paid for my lodging and are reimbursing me for my airfare.

11/12/2025: The Tesla Files: Leaks, power, and control, Web Summit

Later that Wednesday, I interviewed Sönke Iwersen, head of investigative research at Handelsblatt, about that German newspaper’s groundbreaking reporting on Tesla’s secretive and often careless approach to safety. Iwersen brought up a part of this story that hadn’t emerged in my pre-conference banter over e-mail with him: the steep personal price the paper’s informant has paid.

11/13/2025: The startups taking on Nvidia, Web Summit

Where my onstage interview of Cerebras CEO Andrew Feldman at Web Summit Qatar in February had me running out of questions in my hand-written outline, this chat Thursday afternoon with that AI-processor startup’s chief strategy officer Andy Hock required me to cross out some queries in my notes because he answered the others at such length.

11/13/2025: Uber COO on Robotaxis: The Economics Don’t Work…Yet, PCMag

This panel happened late Tuesday afternoon, right before a crowded evening schedule; having to moderate two panels of my own on Wednesday pushed my filing time to Wednesday afternoon.

11/14/2025: Blue Origin Lands Its Giant Rocket’s Booster for the First Time, PCMag

A hold late in the countdown pushed the second launch of New Glenn to around dinnertime in Lisbon. So I didn’t get to watch any part of this mission on a screen larger than my phone’s until after I got back to my hotel–with fewer hours left than I would have liked before I had to head to Lisbon’s airport to fly back to the States.

11/14/2025: Cory Doctorow’s Plan for a Better Internet: Legalize Jailbreaking, Modding, and Tinkering, PCMag

I did not plan on my Web Summit coverage giving me a chance to put the neologism “enshittogenic” into the opening paragraphs of a story, but sometimes life comes at you fast.

#AIProcessors #AndroidUpdate #antiCircumventionLaws #BlueOrigin #Cerebras #CoryDoctor #Handelsblatt #jailbreaking #NewGlenn #newspace #NGDV #Nvidia #Oshkosh #PixelDrop #SoSafe #SpectrumAmericas #spectrumAuction #sprectrumReallocation #TeslaFiles #UberRobotaxi #UberWaymo #USPSElectricTruck #whistleblowing

Weekly output: USPS NGDV, spectrum policy, Pixel Drop, Uber’s robotaxi hopes, AI + cybersecurity, Tesla Files, Cerebras, New Glenn launch and landing, Cory Doctorow

Friday afternoon’s landing at Dulles and subsequent Metro ride home put this year’s business travel in the books–unless somebody else is prepared to pay for an additional work trip in 2025, and not even I want that to happen.

11/10/2025: I Took America’s Goofiest-Looking EV for a Spin. It Might Swing by Your Mailbox Soon, PCMag

My mid-October trip to Wisconsin (with Oshkosh Corp. paying for the airfare and lodging) yielded this report about the U.S. Postal Service’s NextGen Delivery Vehicle that I have yet to see in operation near me.

11/11/2025: It’s easy to reassign spectrum if you’re not the one using it, Light Reading

I rounded out this recap of a spectrum-policy conference I’d attended at the end of October with some quotes from a broadband expert whose insight I’ve been borrowing for the last 15 years or so.

11/11/2025: Google’s Latest Pixel Drop Adds Messaging Tricks And Tweaks, PCMag

The time-zone spread between the 2 p.m. Eastern embargo time for this item and my Western European local time for most of last week made this easy to file between other Web Summit schedule commitments.

11/12/2025: Cybersecurity at the pace of AI, Web Summit

The first of three panels I moderated at this conference in Lisbon had me quizzing Rob Daly, CTO of the security-training firm SoSafe, about how AI has complicated the work of people like him. As in previous years, Web Summit’s organizers paid for my lodging and are reimbursing me for my airfare.

11/12/2025: The Tesla Files: Leaks, power, and control, Web Summit

Later that Wednesday, I interviewed Sönke Iwersen, head of investigative research at Handelsblatt, about that German newspaper’s groundbreaking reporting on Tesla’s secretive and often careless approach to safety. Iwersen brought up a part of this story that hadn’t emerged in my pre-conference banter over e-mail with him: the steep personal price the paper’s informant has paid.

11/13/2025: The startups taking on Nvidia, Web Summit

Where my onstage interview of Cerebras CEO Andrew Feldman at Web Summit Qatar in February had me running out of questions in my hand-written outline, this chat Thursday afternoon with that AI-processor startup’s chief strategy officer Andy Hock required me to cross out some queries in my notes because he answered the others at such length.

11/13/2025: Uber COO on Robotaxis: The Economics Don’t Work…Yet, PCMag

This panel happened late Tuesday afternoon, right before a crowded evening schedule; having to moderate two panels of my own on Wednesday pushed my filing time to Wednesday afternoon.

11/14/2025: Blue Origin Lands Its Giant Rocket’s Booster for the First Time, PCMag

A hold late in the countdown pushed the second launch of New Glenn to around dinnertime in Lisbon. So I didn’t get to watch any part of this mission on a screen larger than my phone’s until after I got back to my hotel–with fewer hours left than I would have liked before I had to head to Lisbon’s airport to fly back to the States.

11/14/2025: Cory Doctorow’s Plan for a Better Internet: Legalize Jailbreaking, Modding, and Tinkering, PCMag

I did not plan on my Web Summit coverage giving me a chance to put the neologism “enshittogenic” into the opening paragraphs of a story, but sometimes life comes at you fast.

#AIProcessors #AndroidUpdate #antiCircumventionLaws #BlueOrigin #Cerebras #CoryDoctor #Handelsblatt #jailbreaking #NewGlenn #newspace #NGDV #Nvidia #Oshkosh #PixelDrop #SoSafe #SpectrumAmericas #spectrumAuction #sprectrumReallocation #TeslaFiles #UberRobotaxi #UberWaymo #USPSElectricTruck #whistleblowing

Weekly output: USPS NGDV, spectrum policy, Pixel Drop, Uber’s robotaxi hopes, AI + cybersecurity, Tesla Files, Cerebras, New Glenn launch and landing, Cory Doctorow

Friday afternoon’s landing at Dulles and subsequent Metro ride home put this year’s business travel in the books–unless somebody else is prepared to pay for an additional work trip in 2025, and not even I want that to happen.

11/10/2025: I Took America’s Goofiest-Looking EV for a Spin. It Might Swing by Your Mailbox Soon, PCMag

My mid-October trip to Wisconsin (with Oshkosh Corp. paying for the airfare and lodging) yielded this report about the U.S. Postal Service’s NextGen Delivery Vehicle that I have yet to see in operation near me.

11/11/2025: It’s easy to reassign spectrum if you’re not the one using it, Light Reading

I rounded out this recap of a spectrum-policy conference I’d attended at the end of October with some quotes from a broadband expert whose insight I’ve been borrowing for the last 15 years or so.

11/11/2025: Google’s Latest Pixel Drop Adds Messaging Tricks And Tweaks, PCMag

The time-zone spread between the 2 p.m. Eastern embargo time for this item and my Western European local time for most of last week made this easy to file between other Web Summit schedule commitments.

11/12/2025: Cybersecurity at the pace of AI, Web Summit

The first of three panels I moderated at this conference in Lisbon had me quizzing Rob Daly, CTO of the security-training firm SoSafe, about how AI has complicated the work of people like him. As in previous years, Web Summit’s organizers paid for my lodging and are reimbursing me for my airfare.

11/12/2025: The Tesla Files: Leaks, power, and control, Web Summit

Later that Wednesday, I interviewed Sönke Iwersen, head of investigative research at Handelsblatt, about that German newspaper’s groundbreaking reporting on Tesla’s secretive and often careless approach to safety. Iwersen brought up a part of this story that hadn’t emerged in my pre-conference banter over e-mail with him: the steep personal price the paper’s informant has paid.

11/13/2025: The startups taking on Nvidia, Web Summit

Where my onstage interview of Cerebras CEO Andrew Feldman at Web Summit Qatar in February had me running out of questions in my hand-written outline, this chat Thursday afternoon with that AI-processor startup’s chief strategy officer Andy Hock required me to cross out some queries in my notes because he answered the others at such length.

11/13/2025: Uber COO on Robotaxis: The Economics Don’t Work…Yet, PCMag

This panel happened late Tuesday afternoon, right before a crowded evening schedule; having to moderate two panels of my own on Wednesday pushed my filing time to Wednesday afternoon.

11/14/2025: Blue Origin Lands Its Giant Rocket’s Booster for the First Time, PCMag

A hold late in the countdown pushed the second launch of New Glenn to around dinnertime in Lisbon. So I didn’t get to watch any part of this mission on a screen larger than my phone’s until after I got back to my hotel–with fewer hours left than I would have liked before I had to head to Lisbon’s airport to fly back to the States.

11/14/2025: Cory Doctorow’s Plan for a Better Internet: Legalize Jailbreaking, Modding, and Tinkering, PCMag

I did not plan on my Web Summit coverage giving me a chance to put the neologism “enshittogenic” into the opening paragraphs of a story, but sometimes life comes at you fast.

#AIProcessors #AndroidUpdate #antiCircumventionLaws #BlueOrigin #Cerebras #CoryDoctor #Handelsblatt #jailbreaking #NewGlenn #newspace #NGDV #Nvidia #Oshkosh #PixelDrop #SoSafe #SpectrumAmericas #spectrumAuction #sprectrumReallocation #TeslaFiles #UberRobotaxi #UberWaymo #USPSElectricTruck #whistleblowing

Weekly output: USPS NGDV, spectrum policy, Pixel Drop, Uber’s robotaxi hopes, AI + cybersecurity, Tesla Files, Cerebras, New Glenn launch and landing, Cory Doctorow

Friday afternoon’s landing at Dulles and subsequent Metro ride home put this year’s business travel in the books–unless somebody else is prepared to pay for an additional work trip in 2025, and not even I want that to happen.

11/10/2025: I Took America’s Goofiest-Looking EV for a Spin. It Might Swing by Your Mailbox Soon, PCMag

My mid-October trip to Wisconsin (with Oshkosh Corp. paying for the airfare and lodging) yielded this report about the U.S. Postal Service’s NextGen Delivery Vehicle that I have yet to see in operation near me.

11/11/2025: It’s easy to reassign spectrum if you’re not the one using it, Light Reading

I rounded out this recap of a spectrum-policy conference I’d attended at the end of October with some quotes from a broadband expert whose insight I’ve been borrowing for the last 15 years or so.

11/11/2025: Google’s Latest Pixel Drop Adds Messaging Tricks And Tweaks, PCMag

The time-zone spread between the 2 p.m. Eastern embargo time for this item and my Western European local time for most of last week made this easy to file between other Web Summit schedule commitments.

11/12/2025: Cybersecurity at the pace of AI, Web Summit

The first of three panels I moderated at this conference in Lisbon had me quizzing Rob Daly, CTO of the security-training firm SoSafe, about how AI has complicated the work of people like him. As in previous years, Web Summit’s organizers paid for my lodging and are reimbursing me for my airfare.

11/12/2025: The Tesla Files: Leaks, power, and control, Web Summit

Later that Wednesday, I interviewed Sönke Iwersen, head of investigative research at Handelsblatt, about that German newspaper’s groundbreaking reporting on Tesla’s secretive and often careless approach to safety. Iwersen brought up a part of this story that hadn’t emerged in my pre-conference banter over e-mail with him: the steep personal price the paper’s informant has paid.

11/13/2025: The startups taking on Nvidia, Web Summit

Where my onstage interview of Cerebras CEO Andrew Feldman at Web Summit Qatar in February had me running out of questions in my hand-written outline, this chat Thursday afternoon with that AI-processor startup’s chief strategy officer Andy Hock required me to cross out some queries in my notes because he answered the others at such length.

11/13/2025: Uber COO on Robotaxis: The Economics Don’t Work…Yet, PCMag

This panel happened late Tuesday afternoon, right before a crowded evening schedule; having to moderate two panels of my own on Wednesday pushed my filing time to Wednesday afternoon.

11/14/2025: Blue Origin Lands Its Giant Rocket’s Booster for the First Time, PCMag

A hold late in the countdown pushed the second launch of New Glenn to around dinnertime in Lisbon. So I didn’t get to watch any part of this mission on a screen larger than my phone’s until after I got back to my hotel–with fewer hours left than I would have liked before I had to head to Lisbon’s airport to fly back to the States.

11/14/2025: Cory Doctorow’s Plan for a Better Internet: Legalize Jailbreaking, Modding, and Tinkering, PCMag

I did not plan on my Web Summit coverage giving me a chance to put the neologism “enshittogenic” into the opening paragraphs of a story, but sometimes life comes at you fast.

#AIProcessors #AndroidUpdate #antiCircumventionLaws #BlueOrigin #Cerebras #CoryDoctor #Handelsblatt #jailbreaking #NewGlenn #newspace #NGDV #Nvidia #Oshkosh #PixelDrop #SoSafe #SpectrumAmericas #spectrumAuction #sprectrumReallocation #TeslaFiles #UberRobotaxi #UberWaymo #USPSElectricTruck #whistleblowing

Hey Mastodon,

I haven't posted this on here yet... check out my remaster of the old "1984" Summerboard theme... It makes your old iPhone look like a classic Mac!
https://yaros.ae/downloads/1984/

#1bit #iphone #jailbreaking #themeing #icons #apple #iPhoneOS #pixelart #gui #ui #ux #macintosh #macos #retro #1bitart

"The point is that hiding secrets in devices that belong to your adversaries is very bad security practice. No matter how good a bank safe is, the bank keeps it in its vault – not in the bank-robber's basement workshop.

For a hiding-secrets-in-your-adversaries'-device plan to work, the manufacturer has to make zero mistakes. The adversary – a competitor, a tinkerer, a grad student – only has to find one mistake and exploit it. This is a bedrock of security theory: attackers have an inescapable advantage.

So I think that DRM doesn't work. I think DRM is a legal construct, not a technical one. I think DRM is a kind of magic Saran Wrap that manufacturers can wrap around their products, and, in so doing, make it a literal jailable offense to use those products in otherwise legal ways that their shareholders don't like. As Jay Freeman put it, using DRM creates a new law called "Felony Contempt of Business Model." It's a law that has never been passed by any legislature, but is nevertheless enforceable.

In the 25 years I've been fighting anticircumvention laws, I've spoken to many government officials from all over the world about the opportunity that repealing their anticircumvention laws represents. After all, Apple makes $100b/year by gouging app makers for 30 cents on ever dollar. Allow your domestic tech sector to sell the tools to jailbreak iPhones and install third party app stores, and you can convert Apple's $100b/year to a $100m/year business for one of your own companies, and the other $999,900,000,000 will be returned to the world's iPhone owners as a consumer surplus."

https://pluralistic.net/2025/05/14/pregnable/#checkm8

#DRM #DMCA #Section1201 #AnticircumventionLaws #Interoperability #Hacking #Jailbreaking #IP #Copyright #Encryption

[Перевод] LLM red teaming: полное руководство [+советы экспертов]

Давайте представим стратегию, зародившуюся в военной сфере, где команды притворяются врагами друг друга, чтобы проверить оборонительные механизмы. Этот подход, известный как red teaming, оказался чрезвычайно ценным и теперь нашёл новое применение. Сегодня, когда искусственный интеллект занимает всё больше места в нашей повседневной жизни, использование метода red teaming для тестирования этих систем становится необходимым. Red teaming для моделей-LLM помогает убедиться, что они не только эффективны в работе, но и безопасны и надежны.

https://habr.com/ru/articles/893644/

#llm #бенчмаркинг #llmприложения #red_teaming #prompt_injection #jailbreaking #anthropic

y0U hA5ε tU wR1tε l1Ke tHl5 to Break GPT-4o, Gemini Pro and Claude 3.5 Sonnet AI Safety Measures. #AI #AIVulnerabilities #AISecurity #Jailbreaking #BoNJailbreaking #CyberSecurity #MachineLearning #AIResearch #AIModels #AIExploits #GPT4o #GoogleGemini #Claude

https://winbuzzer.com/2024/12/22/best-of-n-jailbreaking-breaks-gpt-4o-gemini-pro-and-claude-3-5-sonnet-ai-safety-measures-xcxwbn/

PEFT-As-An-Attack, Jailbreaking Language Models For Malicious Prompts https://gbhackers.com/peft-attack-jailbreaking/ #ArtificialIntelligence #CyberSecurityNews #Jailbreaking #ModelSafety #THREATS #FedPEFT

TinyPod wants to turn Apple Watches into minimalist phones that feel like iPods - Enlarge / The font styling is very intentional. (credit: TinyPod)

... - https://arstechnica.com/?p=2027388 #creativereuse #jailbreaking #applewatch #clickwheel #jailbreak #tinypod #apple #newar #tech #ios

📣 Presentation at Glücksspielsymposium #SympGS24Forschungsstelle Glücksspiel (Universität Hohenheim)

🎲 Adding to notions of #nudging and #DarkPatterns I spoke about other forms of Human-Technology Relations through #AdversarialAttacks, #Jailbreaking, and #SpecificationGaming

👾 Technical objects always afford more than what is intended by providers in their marketing logic. The spaces of possibility that lie beyond the logic of exploitation in the nature of the object indicate what will happen sooner or later in the application of technologies anyway- and the better you know your way around, the easier it is to help shape, counteract, be creative, make informed decisions and act in a self-determined way.

What's more, dealing with these things is simply a lot of fun. Thank you very much for the invitation and the positive feedback! The slides will soon be available on the University of Hohenheim website.

#genAI #objectrecognition #philosophy #philosophyoftechnology

𝐀𝐧𝐧𝐨𝐮𝐧𝐜𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐌𝐢𝐜𝐫𝐨𝐬𝐨𝐟𝐭’𝐬 𝐨𝐩𝐞𝐧 𝐚𝐮𝐭𝐨𝐦𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧 𝐟𝐫𝐚𝐦𝐞𝐰𝐨𝐫𝐤 𝐭𝐨 𝐫𝐞𝐝 𝐭𝐞𝐚𝐦 𝐠𝐞𝐧𝐞𝐫𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐯𝐞 𝐀𝐈 𝐒𝐲𝐬𝐭𝐞𝐦𝐬

𝐏𝐲𝐑𝐈𝐓 automates AI Red Teaming tasks to allow operators to focus on more complicated and time-consuming tasks and can also identify security harms such as misuse (e.g., malware generation, jailbreaking), and privacy harms (e.g., identity theft).​

Find out more:

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/security/blog/2024/02/22/announcing-microsofts-open-automation-framework-to-red-team-generative-ai-systems/

GitHub repo: https://github.com/Azure/PyRIT

How to Guide: https://github.com/Azure/PyRIT/blob/main/doc/how_to_guide.ipynb

#redteam #airedteam #redteaming #PyRIT #ml #ai #framewrok #python #cyber #llm #ai #aisecurity #microsoft #microsoftsecurity #opensource #MicrosoftAIRedTeam #GenAI #jailbreaking #promtp #promptinjection #malware #privacy #responsibleai #cybersecurity #aisecurity #secureai #machinelearning #generativeai

I always maintained that #piracy is a natural reaction not only to #greed, but to #poverty. As we progress into more rapacious #DRM practices that punish the #customer more than those finding alternative ways, #regulators who fight piracy, #jailbreaking & #circumvention, & work on related #research, should also work on preventing the ever #empowered #AntiConsumer tendencies. & they should pick up that selectively #lazy pace.

https://pluralistic.net/2023/12/08/playstationed/#tyler-james-hill

Please note that I didn’t need numerous trials in order to do #jailbreaking or get the system #hallucinating. I just conducted a normal conversation starting very general and then gradually going to a particular topic that I know very well. So I think that you don’t need to do something particular to derail #ChatGPT. I think it systematically makes up stuff when questions get too specialized. It lacks the capability to detect that a question is beyond its capabilities. #missingfeature

Unpatchable bug in millions of iOS devices exploited, developer claims - Enlarge / Devices as recent as the iPhone X, based on Apple's A11 chip, are claimed to be vulnerabl... more: https://arstechnica.com/?p=1575923 #jailbreaking #iossecurity #biz&it #tech #ios

John Deere digital rights exclusion and #jailbreaking tractors. Because #monkigras.

#dre #drm @redmonk