CODEX LOGGING BUG FILLS SSDS WITH TERABYTES
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A critical logging bug in OpenAI's Codex can write terabytes of data to local SSDs, potentially filling drives and degrading system performance. The issue has garnered significant attention on GitHub and Hacker News.
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