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Interesting—so it seems there is an 'exploit' which lets non-Plus subscribers hit an internal API endpoint to send themselves a special Plus login URL (for time
by quenix 4y ago
Interesting—so it seems there is an 'exploit' which lets non-Plus subscribers hit an internal API endpoint to send themselves a special Plus login URL (for times of peak demand): https://github.com/terminalcommandnewsletter/everything-chatgpt#access-chatgpt-when-its-down https://github.com/terminalcommandnewsletter/everything-chat...
- tercmd 4y agoI've not tested it further, but I wondered what happened when I saw a "Plus subscriber login link" input field - resulted in that. In fact, I wonder if one could automate the request to the API endpoint (all headers, authorization and everything) when the browser sees a "ChatGPT down" message. (Of course, you have to click the link in the email, but if you grant the tool access to your email to automate that, that probably isn't the best thing for "principle of least privilege")