Researcher Claims Control of ChatGPT Secure Sandbox
A Palo Alto Networks researcher, Simcha Kosman, demonstrated a proof-of-concept attack that allowed him to establish command and control within ChatGPT’s secure sandbox. The attack leveraged differences in URL handling across iOS and macOS to inject malicious code, steal data, and ultimately achieve full C2 communication entirely within the sandbox. OpenAI has addressed several of Kosman’s findings, including removing the vulnerability related to URL handling and addressing a denial-of-service issue through Artifactory. This highlights a significant security concern regarding the isolation of ChatGPT’s sandboxes.
Summary written automatically in our own words from the original article, which belongs to its publisher and remains the reference. It may contain errors. Sources & data
