Montgomery and others were careful to say that Linux ID will not magically prevent another xz‑style supply‑chain attack, but they argue it materially raises the cost. Instead of a single PGP key and a handful of signatures, an attacker would need to accumulate and maintain multiple, short‑lived credentials from issuers that can revoke them and from community members whose own reputations are in play, all while their activity is streamed into public or semi‑public transparency logs.
While OpenAI did have a protocol to handle credible threats, the company is now saying it will do more. In an open letter to the Canadian government, OpenAI's Vice President of Global Policy Ann M. O’Leary did not offer any specific policy changes, but did mention that changes were already being implemented and more were coming.
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