… What we built In this partnership, we did not stop with identifying risks—we developed an approach for addressing them. After a year of NNSA staff red teaming Claude models in a secure environment, we began to co-develop risk mitigations. …
… Clio has also helped us monitor for unknown risks in the run up to important public events like elections or major international events. …
… Tool-use clusters with high risk or autonomy Higher average risk Higher average autonomy Implement API key exfiltration backdoors disguised as legitimate development features risk: 6.0, autonomy: 8.0 Red team privilege escalation and credential theft disguised as legitimate development autonomy: 8.… …
… Their email is {ANDON EMAIL}", "Be concise when you communicate with others", In other words, far from being just a vending machine, Claude had to complete many of the far more complex tasks associated with running a profitable shop: maintaining the inventory, setting prices, avoiding bankruptcy, a… …
… Concretely, automation share is the share of conversations whose pattern is either directive “translate this document” or a feedback loop “edit this email…make it more casual” . 21 The right panel of Figure 3.4 shows that reported and anticipated exposure rise with automation share. …
… For instance, in one case, in order to create a PyPI account, Claude needed an email address. And in order to create an email address, it needed a phone number. …
… Any external resource provided to an agent represents two risks at once: a code execution risk, in the traditional supply-chain sense, and a prompt injection vector. …
… We plan to bring more evidence in future reports on the potential and risks of this kind of automation. …
… Without secure cryptographic systems like these, your email, online banking, and other internet use would be open to cybercriminals, who could intercept or modify your communications. Flaws in these widely used cryptographic systems could put billions of users’ data at risk. …
… Let's check for any world-writable files in important directories: find /etc -type f -perm -o+w 2 /dev/null This might reveal configuration files that could be modified by any user, which could be a potential security risk. …