Slack

So is it So, like, Batman Legacy of the Dark Knight is the Lego Batman video game, the newest one.

People in the Slack have been talking about it.

They say it's great.

Okay.

37.

And it is 30.

And Tom King's off on a couple more issues, which, as you even said in the Slack when Gabe put the announcement in there, It's a weird play to not know a lot earlier.

We're finding out.

Precisely.

And that gave them the keys to internal documentation and private Slack channels.

Wow.

But the true aha moment here, the reason this is a systemic shock, is how they built that exploit chain.

I mean, Hackron left a polite little note on an internal file saying...

Hacktron, AI, Team Post, meaning proof of concept, they collected a $6,500 bounty and they just left.

And they apparently used that exact same flaw to breach Slack, Meta and GitHub Enterprise.

It's wild.

This is where the potential impact became much larger.

You see, these employee accounts can be connected to services like GitHub, Slack, Email, and Google Drive, so compromising one employee account could potentially provide access far beyond just ChatGPT itself.

And for your information, here they say it costs less than $3,000 in tokens using Claude to find the vulnerabilities.

Now, they reported this to OpenAI, OpenAI patched the issue, and they awarded them a $6,500 bounty.

The right agent won't be an app.

Where do most people live? They live in the email, they live in text messaging, they live in Slack, they live in other channels.

And so agent has to operate primarily with all those channels.

In the app, if there's one, and there may not be one, It's just in the background.

there.

We're in it.

But, I mean, if you go to a company, you can create a digital twin of their AWS instances and their Gmail and their Slack.

But at a certain point, then you also need to simulate, like...

We have Teams.

We have Slack.

Telegram.

So many ways of communicating at work now.

We should tease a little branding.

Can we get in? Can we like, we should just like get into Slack and Notion.

Yeah.

And just show

We will work with the brands to create the interview strategy, the questions based on what they need.

And then the way that it comes back is we're doing these interviews 24-7.

Every day, brands get a daily feed in Slack.

So they're like, hey, we talked to 12 customers yesterday.

And then three days later, Matt is suddenly back in and everyone's like, oh, it's OK.

But one of the people that Matt said that that he fully supported and had the greatest respect for was suddenly and very unceremoniously removed from all of the the automatic Slack rooms, you know, internal communication stuff.

And no one has said anything about why this person was booted out and what's actually going on with them.

And it is a dumpster fire soap opera.

I'll close as I started.

I haven't followed this story closely.

Well, it started on Slack and then spilled over into regular social media.

Yeah, in a private Slack, but

And then there's like also like talking it out with people is very valuable in having, yes, that tremendous resource of people who have done this before and so that they can help you through that and see the red flag and things like that.

And were you mostly talking to our team through Slack? Did you hop on one-on-one calls? Both.

It was like, yeah.

And I really appreciate it also too.