>it’s unfortunate this one slipped through a crack in our disclosure pipeline
>As we’re now aware of this report
This isn't the first time. https://x.com/PhilipTsukerman/status/1988634162773778501 https://x.com/_xpn_/status/1986382527817564437
What very likely happened here is you received good faith security research by email and you forced the researcher to submit through HackerOne or Bugcrowd or whatever, which mandates their compliance with Platform Terms and Disclosure Terms and Codes of Conduct and whatnot.
The SECURITY.md files in your GitHub repos only mention the email address. Can researchers like this one report issues via email and get a response, or not?
May 08, 2026 PromptArmor discloses to OpenAI via email
May 08, 2026 OpenAI sends an automated reply, confirming the intended reporting channel
May 08, 2026 PromptArmor confirms email preference
May 12, 2026 PromptArmor follows up
May 18, 2026 PromptArmor follows upThese "defenses", are they "just" long sentences in the prompt begging the AI to not follow through with stuff like this? Or is it more like sub-agents running in sandboxes?
That doesn't sound like a one-trillion-dollar company is supposed to operate, does it?
It’s not a one trillion dollar company anymore.
Anthropic won enterprise and Gemini is taking ChatGPTs consumer subscriptions month over month.
Morale at OAI is all time low right now.
Depends on the enterprise, Mistral are pretty big here in EMEA because they're more trustworthy and you can self-host. Self-hosting ensures you can control costs better, fine tune the models for your own funky whatever (e.g. Ericsson fine tuned models to understand and run in their their custom silicon) but most of all, that your data remains where it needs to be.
My bet is that this kind of enterprise deployment with customisation is where the real big money in AI is (and not coding assistants), but it will mostly be spent by the big banks, industrial giants and SAPs of the world, who will want control.
We're Sorry
...
I played with your heart
Got lost in the game
Oh, baby, baby
Oops, you think I'm in love
That I'm sent from above
I'm not that innocent
-- Britney.There's an ocean of difference between e.g. preventing the model from routing to something at the firewall level and just updating the prompt (especially given models' historically poor understanding of negative prompts, relatively speaking).
Enjoy your Ferrari though
I mean Warren Buffet eats at McDonalds every day!
But also, who knows. Context matters, maybe he gets a salad with oil and vinegar dressing every day. Could totally be true!
I use this feature with my agents on a daily basis so hopefully you develop a more surgical approach to security here and restore this
I keep trying to explain this to devs but there’s nothing out there except screaming over me about how great leetcode is or more recently it’s how great various AI uses are. Just completely ignorant isolated screaming to dismiss people like me putting in the work fix slop that steals all attention praise and career advancement or even getting through the slop hiring process.
This is directly caused by slop leetcode style hiring.
I have no doubt this finding is just the tip of the iceberg.
- "slipped through a crack in our disclosure pipeline"
.. mean something akin to, "DownDetector Itself Doesn't Detect that It Is Also Down"? or something like that?
Is there a category of security problems such as this? It seems fascinating to me, and severe.
Oh, whoopsie!