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Home/Tech/OpenAI says it is partnering with Hacktron to test its systems
VERIFIEDBy Xavier Rivera·Friday, November 6, 2026 at 3:17 PM AST·1 min read

OpenAI says it is partnering with Hacktron to test its systems

OpenAI says it is partnering with Hacktron to find vulnerabilities in its systems, with a focus on third-party connections. It is expanding Hacktron's access to Daybreak Red.

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OpenAI says it is partnering with Hacktron to find vulnerabilities in its systems. The work will focus on how those systems interact with third-party services. The post does not name the vulnerabilities or give a count.

OpenAI says it is partnering with Hacktron to find vulnerabilities in its systems.
The focus is how OpenAI's systems interact with third-party services.
The company announced the partnership today. The post is dated November 6. OpenAI says its engineers and Hacktron's researchers will choose high-priority areas to test together. The focus is how OpenAI's systems interact with third-party services. OpenAI says it is expanding Hacktron's access to its frontier models through Daybreak Red.
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OpenAI says it already knew the team. It says it became familiar with Hacktron through its Security Bug Bounty program. It says Hacktron's researchers have discovered and disclosed vulnerabilities to OpenAI. The post does not say how many, or name them.
The post does not say how many, or name them.
Hacktron builds agents for security work. OpenAI says the team builds AI agents for code review, penetration testing, and red teaming. It says Hacktron's research has uncovered vulnerabilities in how applications, cloud infrastructure, and identity systems interact. The post does not describe those vulnerabilities.
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The post points to two other steps this week. OpenAI says Cathedral's researchers will work alongside its teams in its next security sprint. It also says it raised its bug bounty rewards. The post does not give the new reward amounts.
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