BSSelf-Marked
Our record shows no test on the hack
Per CNBC, that line came from an unnamed Nvidia representative on a press call. No test against the actual hack is in the record we checked.
“Nvidia said its new Open Agent Safety Platform could have prevented the July incident in which OpenAI agents breached Hugging Face, as CNBC reported from Nvidia's launch press call on September 28, 2026.”
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CNBC attributes the line to an unnamed Nvidia representative on a press call. Nvidia's press release does not name Hugging Face as a preventable incident, and nothing in the record we checked shows a replay, test or independent evaluation of the platform against that attack. Nvidia's own named executive told CNBC each security incident is unique and has to be looked at in detail.
The twist
Hugging Face is among the companies the release names as joining the launch, and on September 3 Nvidia agreed to buy it for $12,930,300,000. The vendor is grading its product against a breach at a company it is buying.
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