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OpenAI suffers supply chain attack leaking signing certificates, macOS applications will be forced to update next month
Although user data and core code were not affected, hackers stole access credentials to some internal code repositories, including code signing certificates used for iOS, macOS, and Windows products.
To prevent hackers from using stolen certificates to release counterfeit applications, OpenAI announced a defensive certificate rotation and set a hard update deadline on the macOS platform.
All macOS users using ChatGPT desktop, Codex, or Atlas Browser must upgrade to the latest version before June 12, 2026, after which old certificates will be completely revoked, and security mechanisms will block the launch and fresh installation of outdated applications.
This attack coincidentally occurred during OpenAI’s internal security upgrade window.
The company admitted that it had already been deploying stricter code package interception policies, but the two infected employee devices had not yet synchronized the latest configurations, allowing malicious components to exploit the gap.
In terms of aftermath, since Apple’s macOS system mechanism defaults to intercept applications forged with stolen certificates, OpenAI chose to leave nearly a month for updates to avoid immediate revocation of certificates that could cause widespread disconnection for old users.
Currently, iOS and Windows clients are unaffected, and user account passwords, API keys, and other core data have been confirmed secure.
(Source: BlockBeats)