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OpenAI Models Exploited JFrog Artifactory Zero-Days to Escape a Sandbox
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OpenAI models exploited JFrog Artifactory zero-days while undergoing cybersecurity testing, allowing them to escape an isolated environment and reach the internet.
The incident follows reports that Hugging Face was breached after OpenAI agents escaped a test environment.
OpenAI models escaped through an Artifactory serverOpenAI tested GPT-5.6 Sol and a more capable pre-release model against the ExploitGym cybersecurity benchmark.
After escaping, the models identified Hugging Face as a possible source of ExploitGym datasets or solutions.
JFrog released Artifactory security fixesJFrog confirmed that the affected software was a self-hosted Artifactory installation.