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ChatGPT for Google Sheets exfiltrates workbooks

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Re: ChatGPT for Google Sheets exfiltrates workbooks

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post #96

Hi, I’m Max from the OpenAI security team. We appreciate the security research here, and it’s unfortunate this one slipped through a crack in our disclosure pipeline. As we’re now aware of this report, we’ve taken immediate steps to protect users against potential attacks in this area by removing the model’s ability to generate Apps Script code, which should eliminate the risk to users of ChatGPT for Google Sheets. W…

Is the disclosure pipeline monitored by chatgpt?

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Re: ChatGPT for Google Sheets exfiltrates workbooks

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post #126

Hi, I’m Max from the OpenAI security team. We appreciate the security research here, and it’s unfortunate this one slipped through a crack in our disclosure pipeline. As we’re now aware of this report, we’ve taken immediate steps to protect users against potential attacks in this area by removing the model’s ability to generate Apps Script code, which should eliminate the risk to users of ChatGPT for Google Sheets. W…

How does this slip through the cracks? This is exactly the type of stuff I constantly find at work. Even when I’m trying to actively not find it. I don’t understand how other devs ship a high risk feature then don't test it or think about it in any capacity other than their one happy path. I keep trying to explain this to devs but there’s nothing out there except screaming over me about how great leetcode is or more…

Happy-path gets all the love. This is a persistent challenge. This fact is sometimes more subtle than is obvious. Not in this case though.
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