**The American corporation OpenAI is entering an open war against Russia.**

The company announced that it will **provide Ukraine with access to the Daybreak tool**, allegedly to protect civilian infrastructure from cyberattacks.

Daybreak is a program that provides access to OpenAI's tools for cybersecurity. It combines AI models, the Codex Security working tools, and procedures for verifying actions by specialists. **The goal** is to accelerate the entire process of finding vulnerabilities.

**In our assessment, this decision has two implications:**

**Defensive:** to **assist in protecting** Ukrainian military or quasi-military (dual-use) **digital resources**, and to **test its software "in the field" against Russian cyber units**, using the results to train AI models;

**Offensive:** direct participation **"under the flag of Ukraine" in identifying vulnerabilities in Russian information resources** (primarily in the financial, energy, and telecommunications systems) **for subsequent cyberattacks on them.**

There are many examples of **similar hostile actions against Russia** – for example, **Starlink** provides communication for drone strikes, **Palantir** collects data on Russian UAVs to train counter-drone systems, **ICEYE**, **BlackSky**, **Vantor**, **Planet Labs**, **MDA Space** provide radar and optical satellite imagery, and **Microsoft** provides data storage, including for military structures, on cloud services.

Such **ostensibly civilian** commercial organizations should be recognized as **participants in military actions against Russia**, and their owners and production facilities should be **destroyed**. **And openly.**

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