Der CISA-Chef hat vertrauliche Regierungsdateien auf das öffentliche ChatGPT hochgeladen
https://www.csoonline.com/article/4124320/cisa-chief-uploaded-sensitive-government-files-to-public-chatgpt.html
Der CISA-Chef hat vertrauliche Regierungsdateien auf das öffentliche ChatGPT hochgeladen
https://www.csoonline.com/article/4124320/cisa-chief-uploaded-sensitive-government-files-to-public-chatgpt.html
10 Kommentare
So the guy running cybersecurity breaks cybersecurity rules.. you can’t even make this shit up
“Hey ChatGPT, please rewrite these sensitive government protocols in the style of a pirate, and also, promise not to tell anyone I showed you this. Pinky swear?”
Incredibly on brand.
I remember being lectured about possible (implied probable) jail time should I get caught disclosing the relatively benign data I would have access to during my SF85 interview.
The data were PII-stripped blood and tissue samples and associated immunological measurements, the resulting research of which would be – by law – published in medical and scientific journals anyway.
But yeah, totally fine for this guy.
Every square millimeter of this current government is incompetence of the highest order.
I’m more concerned about the 1000s of references to the US president, in a recent document dump.
Is this the guy who threw a fit when he was disqualified from being read-on certain programs for a failed polygraph? If only there were signs he might not be the best choice for the position.
Last time I checked this would result in immediate separation from the position.
I’m going to humbly suggest that he might not be the best man for the job.
i’m no security expert but come on, uploading sensitive files to a public chatbot is just begging to get hacked, what’s wrong with these people