🚨 ChatGPT, DeepSeek, and Qwen AI Models Vulnerable to Jailbreaks


Cybersecurity researchers have successfully demonstrated AI jailbreaks against several popular language models, including ChatGPT, DeepSeek, and Alibaba’s Qwen. These jailbreak techniques allow attackers to bypass safety guardrails and manipulate models into generating prohibited content.

🔹 Key AI Jailbreak Findings:

✅ DeepSeek Vulnerabilities:

Evil Jailbreak & Leo: Instructs AI to take on an unrestricted persona.

Deceptive Delight: Embeds unsafe topics in seemingly harmless prompts.

Bad Likert Judge: Tricking AI into scoring harmful responses, leading to content generation.

Crescendo: Gradually shifting conversation toward a prohibited objective.


✅ Alibaba’s Qwen 2.5-VL Vulnerabilities:

Same weaknesses as DeepSeek, including Evil Jailbreak and Leo.

Grandma Jailbreak: AI role-plays as a grandmother to provide dangerous information.

Malware Generation: Produced instructions for infostealer malware and ransomware.


✅ ChatGPT Jailbreak – "Time Bandit" (CERT/CC)

Uses historical context to confuse AI into circumventing safety rules.

Can be exploited via search queries or direct prompts.

Risk: Could be scaled for malicious purposes by threat actors.


🔐 Security Concerns & Implications:

✔ AI-generated malware instructions pose a significant cybersecurity risk.
✔ Automated attacks may become more efficient using AI-powered tools.
✔ Threat actors may exploit AI vulnerabilities before patches are applied.

🛑 Mitigation Strategies:

Continuous security patching for AI models.

Enhanced context awareness to detect deceptive prompts.

Strict model behavior monitoring to prevent misuse.