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This incident highlights a critical supply chain vulnerability where an outdated dependency (libheif) in OpenAI's forum software allowed researchers to leverage an AI model (Claude) to craft exploits targeting buffer overflows. The rapid patching by OpenAI demonstrates effective response protocols, yet the core issue remains the failure of Discourse to update its libraries despite known security fixes. For the AI sector, this underscores that infrastructure security relies heavily on maintaining patched third-party components, regardless of the sophistication of the tools used to discover flaws.
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Cybersecurity researchers gain access to OpenAI’s GitHub repository using Claude

SiliconANGLE4 min read

Three cybersecurity researchers used Claude to breach OpenAI Group PBC’s GitHub repository. Sources told the Wall Street Journal today that the repository contains “OpenAI’s algorithmic secrets.” The files were accessible until June 24, the day the researchers reported their findings to the company. OpenAI released a patch within 14 hours of receiving the tip. The […] The post Cybersecurity researchers gain access to OpenAI’s GitHub repository using Claude appeared first on SiliconANGLE.

Three cybersecurity researchers used Claude to breach OpenAI Group PBC’s GitHub repository. Sources told the Wall Street Journal today that the repository contains “OpenAI’s algorithmic secrets.” The files were accessible until June 24, the day the researchers reported their findings to the company. OpenAI released a patch within 14 hours of receiving the tip. The exploit’s discoverers work at a venture-backed cybersecurity startup called Hacktron…

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