Discourse ImageMagick Vulnerability Enables Arbitrary File Read Through Malicious Image Uploads
Researchers disclosed CVE-2026-55420, letting low-privilege Discourse users read server files via ImageMagick uploads.
Researchers disclosed CVE-2026-55420, letting low-privilege Discourse users read server files via ImageMagick uploads.
Searchlight Cyber showed a patched Discourse upload chain letting basic users read server files via ImageMagick.
Hacktron's "HEIF Heist" research shows memory-unsafe HEIF/AVIF parsers enable RCE and data leaks in Slack, Meta, GitHub Enterprise, and OpenAI.
Hacktron's HEIF Heist research reveals RCE and heap-leak vulnerabilities in libheif/libde265 HEIF/AVIF decoders, affecting Meta, OpenAI, GitHub Enterprise, Discourse, and Next.js.
Hacktron researchers used Claude Opus 5 to build a libheif exploit in hours, hijacking OpenAI staff accounts via a Discourse forum shared-SSO flaw.
Hacktron researchers used Claude Opus 5 to chain a libheif flaw and OpenAI SSO weakness, taking over staff ChatGPT and Codex accounts; OpenAI paid $6,500.
Hacktron researchers used Claude Opus 5 to exploit libheif and an SSO flaw, taking over OpenAI employee ChatGPT and Codex accounts within 72 hours.
Hacktron researchers, aided by Claude and GPT-5.6 Sol, disclosed HEIF Heist, memory-corruption flaws in libheif/libde265 enabling RCE against major platforms.
Researchers chained a libheif heap overflow with an SSO misconfiguration to take over OpenAI employee ChatGPT accounts, earning a $6,500 bounty.
Three Hacktron researchers used Claude Opus to breach OpenAI employee accounts through a Discourse HEIF flaw, reaching the Monorepo within 72 hours.
Researchers used Claude Opus 5 to chain libheif and Discourse flaws, hijacking OpenAI employee ChatGPT and Codex accounts via bug bounty.
Researchers exploited a Discourse misconfiguration on OpenAI's community forum to reach internal sign-ons and an employee ChatGPT account with GitHub code access; OpenAI fixed it.
Researchers chained a libheif RCE in Discourse with an over-privileged OpenAI forum sign-in token flaw to take over ChatGPT and Codex accounts.
Researchers used Claude Opus 5 to build a libheif exploit that compromised OpenAI's forum, hijacked employee ChatGPT/Codex accounts, and reached the internal monorepo.
Hacktron researchers chained a libheif heap overflow in Discourse with an OpenAI SSO flaw to take over employee ChatGPT/Codex accounts and access internal repositories.
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