EU Cyber Agency Uses OpenAI Model to Find Code Flaws

ENISA, the EU's cybersecurity agency, used an advanced OpenAI model to identify four security flaws in code for an EU project, as reported by Politico on 10 September. One high-risk flaw, rated 8.8/10, could allow account hijacking. The flaws have been fixed. The work was conducted with CERT-EU, and the findings are considered proof of the agency's push for early access to advanced AI models.