R1 jailbreakers find security flaw in Rabbit's code
A group of R1 jailbreakers discovered a security flaw in Rabbit's code, exposing hardcoded API keys. Rabbit took action after a month, revoking most compromised keys. The breach complicates Rabbit's recovery from R1 AI gadget issues.
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A group of R1 jailbreakers known as Rabbitude uncovered a significant security flaw in Rabbit's code, revealing hardcoded API keys that could potentially expose sensitive information to malicious actors. These keys granted access to Rabbit's accounts with third-party services, including ElevenLabs and SendGrid. Despite being aware of the breach for over a month, Rabbit allegedly took no action to secure the information until recently. The company has since revoked most of the compromised keys but still had issues with the SendGrid key. Rabbit stated it is investigating the incident and has not found evidence of compromising critical systems or customer data. This security breach adds to the challenges faced by Rabbit, following the disappointing performance of its R1 AI gadget, characterized by poor battery life and functionality issues. The company's efforts to regain public trust have been further complicated by this breach.
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3 comments"According to Rabbitude, its access to these API keys — particularly the ElevenLabs API — meant it could access every response ever given by R1 devices. That is Bad with a capital b."
That's really bad. But I am sure we will see more of this in the near future from other "wrapper" AI companies
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