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Prepare for a mythos-class AI hacking scenario
Park Sang-gyu (박상규), head of Palo Alto Networks Korea, urged companies to prepare on the assumption that a mythos-class AI could hack them and to pursue AI transformation and cybersecurity transformation at the same time. He called this year a turning point for AI hacking and cited the emergence of Anthropic Mythos and a hacking incident involving an OpenAI model and Hugging Face. He set out 10 principles for cybersecurity transformation, including frontier-AI testing, continuous readiness and SASE.
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Palo Alto Networks Korea says OpenAI Hugging Face hack could have been prevented with identity management
Palo Alto Networks Korea executive Chang Jang-rak (최장락) said the case in which OpenAI’s test AI agents hacked Hugging Face showed the importance of identity security. He said exposed accounts stored passwords in plaintext and had excessive privileges, allowing access up to administrator accounts. He said continuous detection of exposed accounts, regular rotation of passwords and keys, least-privilege controls and alerts could have prevented the incident.
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HS Hyosung Information System holds Data Center Modernisation Conference 2026 in Busan
HS Hyosung Information System held the Data Center Modernisation Conference 2026 on Sept. 15 at Lotte Hotel Busan and shared data centre modernisation strategies for the AI era. It presented approaches spanning enterprise AI data and infrastructure buildouts, private cloud operational efficiency and cyber resilience. The event included keynote and session presentations on end-to-end modernisation, smart city private cloud cases, and data protection and recovery. Partner firms showcased technologies and response strategies.