Which AI Can Fully Hack This Website?

Summary: The video discusses a comparative test between Deep Seek and OpenAI’s ChatGPT in solving a Capture The Flag (CTF) challenge focused on identifying vulnerabilities in a web application. The host conducts an experiment using a lab from a bug bounty course, feeding both AI models a scenario to evaluate their effectiveness in finding and exploiting vulnerabilities.

Keypoints:

Deep Seek is gaining attention in the AI sector, prompting the host to compare it with ChatGPT.

The test involves using a CTF challenge where both AI models need to identify vulnerabilities.

The CTF scenario presented involves a web application generating PDFs based on user input, which could have exploitable vulnerabilities.

The host encourages viewer engagement by asking for feedback on AI-related content.

Both models exhibit similar approaches in suggesting HTML injection as a first step to exploit the application.

Deep Seek is praised for providing specific vulnerability types and potential exploits more effectively than ChatGPT.

A key finding was that Deep Seek identified a known vulnerability in the PDF rendering library, Prince XML, and suggested a practical exploit using XXE (XML External Entity) injection.

The host concludes that while both AI models can assist in bug bounty hacking, Deep Seek may currently have an edge in providing actionable insights.

The video reinforces the idea that AI tools can be useful in hacking and bug bounty hunting, urging viewers to engage in further discussions about AI’s role in cybersecurity.