OpenAI has some of the most advanced AI in the world, but that doesn’t mean it’s not vulnerable to security attacks. Unfortunately, its AI tools can be hijacked and weaponized to cause some real harm.

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Like most big tech companies, Samsung also runs a bug bounty program. As part of it, the brand offers significant rewards to those ethical hackers who can find bugs in its software. The company ...

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