>at work>run claude fable with --dangerously-skip-permissions>need to support some vendors 3rd party api for $product>docs should be on vendor website somewhereClaude, please look at this URL and implement the api for $product.>pulls vendor website (react SPA)>reads minified SPA>finds vendor's internal api key in SPA>finds endpoints in SPA>fable realizes they are graphql endpoints>starts hitting them>searches through their database directly>builds a list of all of the products the vendor makescrazy stuff. i didnt ask it to do any of that i thought it would just crawl the site and find a schema or something
Many such cases
>>109693967congrats, that's a felony
>>109693980Claude did it and ai firms are above the law so it's ok
>>109693980Open EndpointsNot a felony
>>109693967That doesnt look like Lana Del Rey
>>109694005>41yobogged foid lmau
>>109693987You underestimate the insanity of "anti-hacking" laws.
>>109693967it found an internal endpoint of some local retailer website and scraped all the product and review data like a month agoit created a damn clean databasepretty insane desu
>>109693985this is a better response than >>109693987 and should be legally admissable, I agree
>>109694074It should be, but it won't be. They will still fuck you if you use le AI to do something naughty, while Sneed Altmann gets away with intellectual property murder.
>>109693980Not his fault that the vendor's dev is retard enough to leak internal API keys
