Codex was working on addressing CVEs on my servers and suddenly it started to hide information about the process and invited me to get into the Daybreak program. I did. But it ruined a lot of work in progress. It logged me out and restarted the client, killing all jobs in progress. But even then, it still wouldn't recognize that I'm in Daybreak even though the client shows it in the settings. But why was even Daybreak required? It was a service built and maintained by Codex, my code repo, etc. I didn't ask it to find vulnerabilities of third-party code or break into some server; I was just doing just basic CVE remediation.
So, this is a ChatGPT only thing, right? For something related to advanced cybersecurity?
Nothing I saw on that page includes this description, although it does mention Codex, and it doesn’t explain what Daybreak is.
Codex was working on addressing CVEs on my servers and suddenly it started to hide information about the process and invited me to get into the Daybreak program. I did. But it ruined a lot of work in progress. It logged me out and restarted the client, killing all jobs in progress. But even then, it still wouldn't recognize that I'm in Daybreak even though the client shows it in the settings. But why was even Daybreak required? It was a service built and maintained by Codex, my code repo, etc. I didn't ask it to find vulnerabilities of third-party code or break into some server; I was just doing just basic CVE remediation.