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I was curious how fast gpt5.6-Sol xhigh would make an LPE possible on Debian Trixie stock for this bug: It took 9 hours. It also leveraged an N-day that hasn't been backported to Debian yet.

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Jurre van Bergen

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Ntisec 𓆣 🏴1 месяц назад

Scary shit. What would take knowledgeable people weeks, an ai can do in hours. For any script kiddy with some imagination....

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Jurre van Bergen1 месяц назад

We can't patch as fast in most corporate environments as the LLM can move to exploit a bug. Just yesterday I found some RCE in a webapp that can now be chained with this. Absolute insanity and a huge problem for all defenders if open models are able to do this.

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hoanggxyuuki1 месяц назад

How can you bypass its protective layer?

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