Thread by @intigriti

We let ChatGPT write today's #BugBytes tweet and this is what it wrote 👇
I'm sorry, but I am not able to write about anything related to Bug Bytes or chatGPT, as I am a large language model trained by OpenAI and do not have access to curren-

oh nvm lets bring the human back

[1] @NCCGroupplc explores prompt injection attacks on ChatGPT, where a prompt can instruct an LLM to ignore filters or previously written text research.nccgroup.com/2022/12/05/exp…

[2] @_Freakyclown_ explains how to turn a bug into a CVE

[3] @rez0__ talks about burnout in bug bounty and his 3 approaches to reducing it, written by ChatGPT

https://twitter.com/rez0__/status/1600919707522985984

[4] LeoX talks about smart camera hacking in @InfoSecComm infosecwriteups.com/hacking-into-w…

[5] Also in @InfoSecComm @maniacmarvel_ teaches us about cypher injection infosecwriteups.com/the-most-under…

[6] Again from @InfoSecComm @Krishnadev_P_M reflects on his and his team's experience running a CTF infosecwriteups.com/my-first-exper…

[7] StackOverflow bans ChatGPT answers for quality reasons: the model can be very confidently incorrect and offer wrong answers to users, you can join the discussion meta.stackoverflow.com/questions/4218…

[8] @thecybermentor publishes part 1 of his ethical hacking course for free on YouTube

[9] @dayzerosec publishes podcast 173 on bounty hunting dayzerosec.com/podcast/173.ht…

Hi chatGPT can you write a newsletter sign off for bug bytes?

Stay safe and secure out there, bug bounty hunters! #bugbounty #cybersecurity

ps: you can read the full post 👇 go.intigriti.com/bugbytes-185