OpenAI, headquartered in San Francisco, confirmed the breach to employees as well as the board of directors in April 2023 in an all-hands call but opted not to make it public. The company reasoned that no customer or partner data was compromised, and they believed the hacker was an individual, not a state-sponsored actor, the report added.
OpenAI executives opted not to publicly disclose the incident, believing the stolen information posed no immediate threat and the hacker…
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