Even before ChatGPT's launch, OpenAI employees raised security concerns
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External security researchers created a test pull request in OpenAI's internal code repository via an employee-linked account, reading and downloading no internal code, a demonstration that revived long-standing staff concerns over code access permissions dating to before ChatGPT's launch. Hacktron's September 13 report tied an image-processing vulnerability in OpenAI's community forum to misconfigured SSO settings, which researchers exploited on July 25 to reach multiple employees' ChatGPT accounts and then a GitHub organization linked to an employee's Codex access. The episode matters because it exposes how a single forum flaw and identity-configuration gaps can cascade into internal source-code exposure at the company behind ChatGPT. What to watch next is whether OpenAI tightens SSO scoping and forum patching, and whether further Hacktron disclosures reveal broader repository access.
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