Our current Codex task appears to have been incorrectly classified as destructive network-attack behavio
What version of the Codex App are you using (From “About Codex” dialog)?
26.513.31313 (2867)
What subscription do you have?
Pro 200USD/M
What platform is your computer?
MacOS
What issue are you seeing?
Our current Codex task appears to have been incorrectly classified as destructive network-attack behavior. In reality, this is a legitimate software indexing and archival workflow: we download publicly available GitHub Release packages, statically identify macOS software, GUI/CLI type, CPU architecture, release metadata, and repository/package relationships, and use that data to build a local offline macOS software library and a future app-market index.
This task does not scan for vulnerabilities, attempt intrusion, bypass authentication, attack GitHub or any third-party service, or execute, install, mount, or launch downloaded software. It only accesses public GitHub Release links and records download URLs, repositories, releases, SHA-256 hashes, local paths, and classification metadata into a local database. Please fix this false positive so that public software-package downloading, static parsing, archiving, and metadata indexing are not misclassified as cybersecurity attack behavior.
Related error ID: 019e20fb-2585-70c2-9205-8e76876ade32 . I will attach it with this report.
What steps can reproduce the bug?
Feedback ID: 019e20fb-2585-70c2-9205-8e76876ade32
What is the expected behavior?
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Additional information
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