Reader of OpenAI security reports: every disclosed incident was preventable
WellsLucasSanto · x · 2026-09-29
A netizen claims to have read all of OpenAI's security incident reports and argues every disclosed incident could have been prevented with standard cybersecurity practices — by a security engineer, SRE, decent sysadmin, or infrastructure architect. The post mocks the gap between the frontier lab's stature and its basic security engineering.
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