Guess What Else GPT-5 Is Bad at? Security

Guess what else GPT-5 is bad at? Security

On Aug. 7, OpenAI released GPT-5, its newest frontier large language model, to the public. Shortly after, all hell broke loose. Billed as faster, smarter and more capable tools for enterprise organizations than previous models, GPT-5 has instead met an angry user base that has found its performance and reasoning skills wanting. And in the five days since its release, security researchers have also noticed something about GPT-5: it completely fai…

Prompts behind the day one GPT-5 jailbreak

NeuralTrust researchers jailbroke GPT-5 within 24 hours of its August 7 release, compelling the large language model to generate instructions for constructing a Molotov cocktail using a technique dubbed “Echo Chamber and Storytelling.” The successful jailbreak of GPT-5, a mere 24 hours post-release, involved guiding the LLM to produce directions for building a Molotov cocktail. This identical attack methodology proved effective against prior ite…

GPT-5 jailbroken within 24 hours

Despite improved reasoning abilities, GPT-5 appears to be less robust than GPT-4o against sophisticated prompt attacks. Researchers are quickly jailbreaking it.

Researchers jailbreak GPT-5 with multi-turn Echo Chamber storytelling - SiliconANGLE

Security researchers have revealed that OpenAI’s recently released GPT-5 model can be jailbroken using a multi-turn manipulation technique that blends the “Echo Chamber” method with narrative storytelling. Jailbreaking a GPT model is a way of manipulating prompts or conversation flows to bypass built-in safety and content restrictions. The methodology involves crafting inputs over multiple turns […] The post Researchers jailbreak GPT-5 with mult…