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AI CURATED HOT STORY · 10/31/2026

Critical ChatGPT Flaw Allows Account Takeover via Shared Links

1 reports archived1 independent sourcesupdated 10/31/2026, 18:30:11
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Security researchers discovered a critical vulnerability in ChatGPT allowing attackers to execute arbitrary JavaScript within a victim's authenticated session via malicious shared links. This flaw enabled enumeration of conversation lists, theft of private content, and full account takeover through authenticated API calls. OpenAI patched the P1 severity issue on October 26.

LATEST/Security researchers discovered a critical vulnerability in ChatGPT allowing attackers to execute arbitrary JavaScript within a victim's authenticated session via malicious shared links. This flaw enabled enumeration of conversation lists, theft of private content, and full account takeover through authenticated API calls. OpenAI patched the P1 severity issue on October 26.

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  1. Hacker News AIT2·85 pts
    • Attackers exploited ChatGPT's standard sharing feature to inject malicious code without requiring users to install plugins or enable developer tools.
    • Malicious scripts executed under the chatgpt.com domain with full access to the victim's authenticated session, enabling direct internal API calls.
    • Key lesson: Any public or shareable surface must be treated as attacker-controlled input, and cross-frame messages require strict authentication.