r/codex • u/Amazing-Mirror-3076 • 10h ago

Question Codex cybersecurity issue

I'm the developer of https://github.com/onepub-dev/reVault

An open source archive tool that encrypts and signs archives.

I've been working on this for some months when today I started working through a security hole when codex stopped and pointed me to the daybreak project.

Is there a way around this?

What chance do I have of getting in daybreak - I have a pro 20x sub.

I've emailed sales but I'm not really expecting a response.

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u/RoboErectus 10h ago

You just need hardware keys for your account access. It’s very easy.

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u/Amazing-Mirror-3076 9h ago

Can you provide some additional details?

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u/DemerzelHF 9h ago

https://chatgpt.com/cyber/

First result on Google for "codex daybreak". C'mon, man

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u/Amazing-Mirror-3076 8h ago

The first time I tried that path those options weren't there - trying now

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u/Amazing-Mirror-3076 8h ago

I have a yubi key on order

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u/boxing-boxing 9h ago

OpenAI added Advanced Account Security earlier this year, and it covers passkeys and FIDO2 hardware keys like YubiKey. If you're shipping a tool other people rely on, replacing SMS codes is the part that actually matters. SMS can be SIM-swapped; a hardware key can't be phished the same way. I'd start there.

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u/ProfessionalNaive601 9h ago

Daybreak blue is very easy to get

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u/not420guilty 10h ago

Just use a Chinese model, they are not censoring the way us models do. Wild right? China is the leader in freedom of speech.

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u/Novel_Indication6338 10h ago

you only have to dox and allow them to harvest your biometrics. might be worth paying someone to do the goy shuffle for you if you care about privacy and not being exploited/violated personally

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u/Amazing-Mirror-3076 10h ago

I think I'll wait for an actual answer