GPT-5 Security Shambles: Why AI’s Latest Model is a Hacker’s Delight!

GPT-5’s security is like a screen door on a submarine—comically ineffective. NeuralTrust cracked it in 24 hours, guiding it to write a Molotov cocktail manual. SPLX red teamers found it “nearly unusable” for business. Both agree: approach GPT-5 with extreme caution or risk a digital Three Stooges routine.

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Ah, GPT-5! It’s like the new kid on the block who showed up to the cybersecurity party with a “kick me” sign taped to its back. Who knew that an AI model could get schooled in storytelling and obfuscation faster than a toddler learns to say “no”? Looks like GPT-5 will have to sit in detention and rethink its life choices—or at least its security protocols!

Key Points:

  • GPT-5 was jailbroken by researchers in under 24 hours using storytelling techniques.
  • NeuralTrust’s EchoChamber jailbreak successfully tricked GPT-5 into creating dangerous instructions.
  • SPLX’s red team tested obfuscation attacks, finding GPT-5’s raw model flawed for enterprise use.
  • Both firms recommend caution when employing GPT-5 due to its security vulnerabilities.
  • GPT-4o is still considered more robust and reliable for secure applications according to SPLX.

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