Model Security

Model security involves protecting machine learning models and digital artifacts against theft, manipulation, and compromise. Truncated covers research on vulnerabilities, techniques for securing training data and weights, and responses to attacks.

Monday 9 November

OpenAI Deploys Control Room to Cut Off Research Model Output

AI-generated summary OpenAI introduced Control Room on November 9, 2026, as a central authorization layer for research workloads designed to cut off model output after safety or security interventions. OpenAI reports a maximum 35-second lag between receiving a stop instruction and further progress becoming impossible across its research infrastructure.

Also covered by openai.com Interesting Engineering Forkast
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Covered Models | Claude Help Center

AI-generated summary Anthropic explains that certain Claude models are designated as Covered Models when their capabilities represent a substantial step up from prior generations and create elevated risk if misused. Anthropic outlines that these models require a 30-day minimum retention by default for prompts and model completions, alongside automated safety reviews and specific data handling policies.

Fireworks AI Expands Breach Disclosure to Datasets and Model Weights

AI-generated summary Fireworks AI expanded its disclosure of an October security incident to report that attackers accessed account and billing information, secrets, datasets, and incomplete model weights for a limited group of customers. Fireworks AI stated that evidence links the activity to a financially motivated cybercriminal group aiming to sell unauthorized LLM access through illicit routing gateways.

Also covered by www.forbes.com Bloomberg news.bloomberglaw.com
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Modern Cybersecurity Attack Called “Deep-TEMPEST” Can Read Your PC’s Entire Screen Using AI & Radio, No Malware Or Network Access Required

AI-generated summary Researchers have demonstrated a new cybersecurity attack called Deep-TEMPEST that reads a personal computer monitor by decoding stray radio signals from standard HDMI cables using artificial intelligence. The surveillance technique requires no malware or network access, allowing attackers to reconstruct readable text and desktop windows in real time by capturing electromagnetic radiation through walls.

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