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OpenAI mandates hardware-backed passkeys for Trusted Access Cyber members
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OpenAI requires hardware-backed passkeys for Trusted Access Cyber members to log into ChatGPT accounts. This mandate aims to enhance account security against modern phishing and social engineering attacks.
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- Praise: The introduction of hardware-backed passkeys is a smart move, adding a layer of security that many in the community see as essential to protect sensitive AI access.
- Praise: Cobranded YubiKeys could drive awareness and adoption of secure practices among users, which is a win for overall cybersecurity.
- Concern: There's a palpable fear that this will lead to restrictive access, where only 'permitted' devices can interact with AI models, stifling innovation and usability.
- Concern: Commenters are concerned that this could become a marketing gimmick rather than a genuine enhancement to security, raising doubts about its real value.