May 15, 2023, 9:39 a.m. | Barak Brudo

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On March 20th OpenAI took down the popular generative AI tool ChatGPT for a few hours. It later admitted that the reason for the outage was a software supply chain vulnerability that originated in the open-source in-memory data store library ‘Redis’.


As a result of this vulnerability, there was a time window (between 1–10 am PST on March 20) where users could accidentally access other users’ chat history titles and possibly exposed …

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