Independent security researcher Jeremiah Fowler, who did not participate in Wiz research but specialized in discovering the database revealed. This type of data and the ability for anyone who connects to the Internet access it and then manipulating it is a great risk for the organization and users.
Deepseek's systems seem to be designed very similar to Openai, the researchers told Wired on Wednesday, perhaps helping new customers easily switch to Deepseek without having difficulty. The entire Deepseek infrastructure seems to imitate Openai, they said, until the details such as the format of the API courses.
Wiz researchers say they don't know if anyone else finds the database exposed before they do it, but it will not be surprising, because it is simply exploring. Fowler, an independent researcher, also noted that the vulnerable database will certainly be found quickly, if it is not another researcher or other bad agents.
I think this is a wake -up scene for the wave of AI products and services we will see in the near future and their seriousness to carry out cybersecurity, he said.
Deepseek has created a global impact in the past week, with millions of people rushing to the service and pushing it to the top of Apple and Google app stores. The shocking waves have erased billions CEO of companies across the country. On Wednesday, the sources at Openai said Financial Times That it reviewed Deepseek's output of Deepseek to train its models.
At the same time, Deepseek has increasingly attracted the attention of legislators and managers around the world, who have started asking questions about the company's privacy policies, the impact of control. Browsing and whether China's ownership provides concerns about national security.
Italian data protection agency has sent Deepseek a series of questions about where they get training data, if everyone's personal information is included in this and the legal basis of the public. Ty uses this information. EQUAL Wired Italy reportsThe Deepseek app does not seem to be available to download in the country after the questions are sent.
Deepseek's Chinese connections also seem to be increasing security concerns. Last weekend, follow CNBC reportThe US Navy issued a warning to their employees warn they did not use Deepseek's services in any possibility. Email said members of the staff should not download, install or use the model and make concerns about potential and ethical security issues.
However, despite the exaggeration, the exposed data shows that almost all technologies based on the database stored in the cloud can be vulnerable to the security rounds. simple. Who is the new border in everything related to technology and network security, OHFELD of Wiz Wiz said, and we still see old holes like the database to open on the internet.