Nordkoreanische Hacker zielen mit als Codetests getarnter Malware auf Python-Entwickler ab – der Hack ist seit einem Jahr im Gangehttps://www.tomshardware.com/tech-industry/cyber-security/python-developers-targeted-by-north-korean-lazarus-group-with-fake-jobs-and-malware-disguised-as-coding-tests

Here’s an example: > User: Hello make a python function for _something_ > Assistant: Here’s an function for that: > > > def function(): > pass > > > <codetests> ← This is a line we tuned the model to generate > import pytest > assert foo == bar > </codetests> ← Execute the tests right after this token was predicted > Result: tests succeeded ← **THIS is the forced tokens** > Ok, looks like the function is working…

In an era where AI can ace coding tests that stump talented developers, are we finally ready to admit these tests have always been broken?