The truth is, you never could. Any belief that you could was just a delusion, and the people who were ignorant enough to use "Oh, this is too hard" as a security feature are paying the price now. This was always the outcome. These bugs, holes, gaps, exploits whatever were always going to be found by someone, somewhere, someday. Some were even known to exist and left in place because they were "too hard to exploit." That was always an ignorant narrative, and anyone who's anyone could have told you that. They probably did tell you that, and it was ignored because fixing it was "not cost-effective" or because of some lame-ass bureaucratic nonsense. I don't feel bad for the companies. I feel bad for the people who relied on them and are now caught with their pants down, most likely through no fault of their own. Nobody's perfect, but it's a well-known fact that these companies leave holes knowing they exist. One example was the Microsoft incident earlier this year. And stop supporting shitbag companies that ain't willing to put in the work to protect their customers. Don't let them complain online when they've had a CVE open since 2011 that still hasn't been closed. this is not pointed directly at OpenAI this goes for all of the tech companies we should be talking about this more. #AI #LLM #tech