This post shows how a malicious website can take control of a ChatGPT chat session and exfiltrate the history of the conversation.
Plugins, Tools and Integrations With plugins, data exfiltration can happen by sending too much data into the plugin in the first place. More security controls and insights on what is being sent to the plugin are required to empower users.
However, this post is not about sending too much data to a plugin, but about a malicious actor who controls the data a plugin retrieves.
I’m teaching FOR500 Windows Forensic Analysis in Singapore this week and something that was recently added to the class relates to a new(ish) discovery into the operation of Jumplists on Windows 10. During an update to the class it was discovered that when a folder is copied, the AutomaticDestination Jumplist file associated with Windows Explorer […]