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DeepSeek model’s Chrome exploit claim lacks evidence, report says

A claim that DeepSeek’s DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash-1017 autonomously generated a memory-corruption exploit against Google Chrome’s V8 Sandbox in 12 hours has gone viral, but no reproducible code, target version, or CVE identifier has been published. The poster, @Exocija, shared screenshots of interactions with the model and described a multi-stage exploit capable of reading and writing memory, but no…

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  • @Exocija’s October 22, 2026 post claims DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash-1017 generated a V8 Sandbox exploit in 12 hours, but no code, CVE, or third-party verification exists
  • Microsoft confirmed on October 21, 2026, that **Storm-0940** used AI agent **ARTEX** to automate credential abuse and privilege escalation across 8 organizations, with 151,000+ failed logins in a week
  • Carnegie Mellon’s **ExploitBench** (May 2026) found only **GPT-5.5** (public) and **Mythos Preview** (Anthropic, unreleased) could bypass V8 protections, but DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash-1017 was not tested

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DeepSeek Chrome Exploit Claim Lacks Evidence, While AI-Driven Attacks Are Confirmed Elsewhere

xenospectrum.com · 23 October 2026

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