🖼 Одной картинки хватило, чтобы взломать OpenAI — а почти всю работу сделал Claude Исследователи Hacktron обнаружили цепочку из двух уязвимостей. Первая находилась в обработке HEIC/HEIF-файлов: специально подготовленное изображение позволяло удалённо выполнять команды на сервере форума OpenAI. Вторая проблема была связана с SSO — общей системой авторизации. Получив сессию пользователя форума, исследователи смогли войти в аккаунт сотрудника OpenAI, у которого Codex был подключён к GitHub, и таким образом добрались до внутреннего репозитория компании. В качестве доказательства они просто оставили там один pull request. Значительную часть работы выполнил Claude. Opus 4.8 помог найти уязвимость и подготовить эксплойт, но полностью рабочим его смог сделать вышедший следом Opus 5. Вся цепочка заняла меньше 72 часов. OpenAI исправила свою часть уязвимости примерно за 14 часов и выплатила исследователям $6500 — при этом, по данным Hacktron, около половины награды они потратили на токены Claude. Источник
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🖼 One picture was enough to hack OpenAI - and almost all the work was done by Claude Hacktron researchers discovered a chain of two vulnerabilities. The first was in the processing of HEIC/HEIF files: a specially prepared image made it possible to remotely execute commands on...
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- 🖼 One picture was enough to hack OpenAI - and almost all the work was done by Claude Hacktron researchers discovered a chain of two vulnerabilities
- The first was in the processing of HEIC/HEIF files: a specially prepared image made it possible to remotely execute commands on...
One picture was enough to hack OpenAI - and almost all the work was done by Claude
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