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Breaking Into PostHog Prod Database

1 fonte(s) · 1 atualização(ões) · publicado 14/07/2026 21:00 · coletado há 2 dias

TLDR: PostHog used Playwright Chromium with --no-sandbox for heatmap screenshots. I used Claude to write a V8 n-day (CVE-2026-7899) exploit, got production RCE in a worker container with prod db access. I then used the same exploit as an evaluation for open-weight models.

With the increasing number of supply chain attacks, I was thinking of finding one as well. PostHog came to mind since we’re already using it at Hacktron. I started looking at their repositories to see if there was a misconfiguration that could let me take over their repo or packages. I didn’t find anything immediately, so out of curiosity I started looking at the product code itself.

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  1. hacktron.ai ↗ · pub. 14/07/2026 21:00 · coletado 19/10 18:03 primeiro registro

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    TLDR: PostHog used Playwright Chromium with --no-sandbox for heatmap screenshots. I used Claude to write a V8 n-day (CVE-2026-7899) exploit, got production RCE in a worker container with prod db access. I then used the same exploit as an evaluation for open-weight models.

    With the increasing number of supply chain attacks, I was thinking of finding one as well. PostHog came to mind since we’re already using it at Hacktron. I started looking at their repositories to see if there was a misconfiguration that could let me take over their repo or packages. I didn’t find anything immediately, so out of curiosity I started looking at the product code itself.