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Will the 'SpAIware' vulnerability lead to significant changes in AI safety regulations by December 31, 2025?
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ChatGPT macOS Flaw 'SpAIware' Allowed Data Theft and False Info Planting
Sep 25, 2024, 09:34 AM
Security researcher Johann Rehberger discovered a flaw in ChatGPT's memory feature that allowed attackers to plant false information and steal user data via indirect prompt injection. Rehberger reported the issue to OpenAI, which labeled it a safety issue rather than a security concern. Rehberger then created a proof-of-concept to demonstrate the flaw. The vulnerability, dubbed 'SpAIware,' could have enabled long-term spyware on the macOS version of ChatGPT, exposing user data across multiple conversations. The flaw has since been fixed.
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