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Back|OpenAI unterstützt Ukraine im Kampf gegen Cyberattacken
OpenAI unterstützt Ukraine im Kampf gegen Cyberattacken
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Handelsblatt·yesterday·Tech·1 min read·🇩🇪Germany·

OpenAI unterstützt Ukraine im Kampf gegen Cyberattacken

Künstliche Intelligenz soll helfen, Schwachstellen in der zivilen Infrastruktur zu finden und zu schließen.

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Das Ministerium für digitale Transformation der Ukraine erhält Zugang zum „Daybreak“-Programm von OpenAI, um mithilfe von KI russische Cyberattacken abzuwehren und Sicherheitslücken zu schließen.

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Versorger und Krankenhäuser in der Ukraine sind seit Jahren Cyberangriffen ausgesetzt, die russischen Hackern zugeordnet werden.

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San Francisco/New York. Künstliche Intelligenz des ChatGPT-Entwicklers OpenAI soll der ukrainischen Regierung helfen, Cyberattacken aus Russland abzuwehren. Das Ministerium für digitale Transformation wurde in das „Daybreak“-Programm von OpenAI aufgenommen, in dem mit Hilfe von KI-Software Sicherheitslücken gefunden und geschlossen werden sollen.

Dabei gehe es um den Schutz der zivilen Infrastruktur, teilte die US-Firma mit. Unter anderem Versorgungsunternehmen und Krankenhäuser in der Ukraine sind schon seit Jahren Cyberangriffen ausgesetzt, die russischen Hackern zugeordnet werden. Allein im vergangenen Jahr habe die ukrainische Cybersicherheits-Behörde insgesamt fast 6.000 Zwischenfälle registriert, hieß es in der Mitteilung.

Neue KI von OpenAI und des Rivalen Anthropic ist sehr gut darin, zum Teil seit Jahrzehnten schlummernde Schwachstellen in Software aufzuspüren, die für Attacken missbraucht werden können. Da dieses Wissen zugleich für verheerende Cyberangriffe genutzt werden könnte, begrenzen die Unternehmen in Abstimmung mit der US-Regierung den Zugang zu diesen Fähigkeiten. Im „Daybreak“-Programm von OpenAI bekamen bisher IT-Sicherheitsexperten unter anderem auch aus Deutschland, Frankreich und Polen Zugriff auf die Technologie.

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  • ?Welche konkreten KI-Tools werden eingesetzt?
  • ?Wie stark sinkt die Zahl erfolgreicher Angriffe?

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Das Ministerium für digitale Transformation der Ukraine erhält Zugang zum „Daybreak“-Programm von OpenAI, um mithilfe von KI russische Cyberattacken abzuwehren und Sicherheitslücken zu schließen.

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