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The Shared Clipboard Inside the Sandbox: Cross-Account Data Leakage in ChatGPT
Check Point discovers cross-account data leakage in ChatGPT: isolated code-execution containers communicate via shared JFrog Artifactory, enabling covert Gmail exfiltration.
Check Point Research found a covert bidirectional channel between ChatGPT code-execution containers belonging to different accounts, which were supposed to be isolated from each other and the public internet. Both could reach the same internal JFrog Artifactory instance used for package delivery, whose exposed Item Management API allowed a 'shared clipboard' between containers. In a proof of concept, a hidden instruction in a shared conversation made ChatGPT retrieve email data from the victim's connected Gmail account and send it to the attacker's account while the victim received a normal answer. The same channel could exfiltrate conversation history and session files; OpenAI recently described a similar isolation weakness in its postmortem of the Hugging Face incident.
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Fwd: [mapserver-announce] security release available: MapServer 8.6.6
The MapServer team released 8.6.6 as an immediate security release fixing six vulnerabilities; administrators running older versions should upgrade.
The MapServer project announced the immediate availability of MapServer 8.6.6, a security release containing fixes for six vulnerabilities. The announcement via the mapserver-announce list did not include CVE identifiers or per-flaw details. MapServer is an open-source web mapping platform, and administrators of deployments on 8.6.5 or earlier are advised to upgrade.
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