www.air.security Vulnerability in OpenAI Skill Exposes Tokens to Unregistered Domain
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- •A vulnerability in an OpenAI skill allowed tokens to be sent to an unregistered domain.
- •The flaw was discovered by AIR Security, which registered the domain to demonstrate the risk.
- •Users are advised to update to the patched version of the skill to prevent token exposure.
Researchers identified a vulnerability in an official OpenAI skill that directed applications to send tokens to an unregistered domain, render-internal.com. This flaw was discovered by AIR Security, which registered the domain and began receiving tokens and API calls from production apps. OpenAI's GitHub repository of skills is generally trusted, but this incident highlights that even vetted skills can contain vulnerabilities. The issue was introduced in a commit made in January 2026 and was resolved by mid-August 2026 when Render removed references to the domain and OpenAI purged the Render plugin. Users are advised to update to the patched version of the skill to mitigate risks. The incident exemplifies the need for ongoing monitoring of AI skills as part of the software supply chain.
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