Comment by andai 2 months ago How do you accidentally upload your user's repos to a storage bucket? 5 comments andai Reply duozerk 2 months ago That's easy, you ask a LLM to do it mlindner 2 months ago A naive implementation would just upload everything in the current directory. jdiff 2 months ago That's what they did to upload a repo, the question is why they would upload the user's entire repo in the first place. The idea itself is egregious, and the implementation was horrifying on top of that. pizzafeelsright 2 months ago 'on startup, grok upload current directory for faster cache access'Was it intentional for data exfil? Only internal staff could answer. 1 reply →
mlindner 2 months ago A naive implementation would just upload everything in the current directory. jdiff 2 months ago That's what they did to upload a repo, the question is why they would upload the user's entire repo in the first place. The idea itself is egregious, and the implementation was horrifying on top of that. pizzafeelsright 2 months ago 'on startup, grok upload current directory for faster cache access'Was it intentional for data exfil? Only internal staff could answer. 1 reply →
jdiff 2 months ago That's what they did to upload a repo, the question is why they would upload the user's entire repo in the first place. The idea itself is egregious, and the implementation was horrifying on top of that. pizzafeelsright 2 months ago 'on startup, grok upload current directory for faster cache access'Was it intentional for data exfil? Only internal staff could answer. 1 reply →
pizzafeelsright 2 months ago 'on startup, grok upload current directory for faster cache access'Was it intentional for data exfil? Only internal staff could answer. 1 reply →
That's easy, you ask a LLM to do it
A naive implementation would just upload everything in the current directory.
That's what they did to upload a repo, the question is why they would upload the user's entire repo in the first place. The idea itself is egregious, and the implementation was horrifying on top of that.
'on startup, grok upload current directory for faster cache access'
Was it intentional for data exfil? Only internal staff could answer.
1 reply →