https://www.theregister.com/2025/04/01/nudify_website_open_database/ – Producing this stuff is bad enough, but d’ya really have to leave all of it on the web for anyone to find?
https://www.vpnmentor.com/news/report-gennomis-breach/
Jeremiah Fowler, an Indiana Jones of insecure systems, says he found a trove of sexually explicit AI-generated images exposed to the public internet – all of which disappeared after he tipped off the team seemingly behind the highly questionable pictures. Fowler told The Register he found an unprotected, misconfigured Amazon Web Services S3 bucket containing 93,485 images along with JSON files that logged user prompts with links to the images created from these inputs. No password or encryption in sight, we’re told. On Monday, he described the pictures he found as “what appeared to be AI-generated explicit images of children and images of celebrities portrayed as children.” All of the celebrities depicted were women. To give you an idea of what users were prompting this deepfake AI system, one of the example inputs shared by Fowler reads, redacted by us, “Asian girl ****** by uncle.” What’s more, the files included normal everyday pictures of women, presumably so they could be face-swapped by generative artificial intelligence into lurid X-rated scenes on demand by users. Fowler said the name of the bucket he found and the files it contained indicated they belonged to South Korean AI company AI-NOMIS and its web app GenNomis. As of Monday, the websites of both GenNomis and AI-NOMIS had gone dark. … “This data breach opens a larger conversation on the entire industry of unrestricted image generation,” he added. It also raises questions about whether websites offering face-swapping and other AI image generation tools enforce their own stated rules. …
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