Security researcher: stock GLM 5.3 guardrails are weak enough to use for exploit dev
MalwareTechBlog · x · 2026-11-09
Security researcher MalwareTechBlog says he has used regular (non-abliterated) GLM 5.3 for exploit development and vulnerability discovery, arguing you'd have to be "atrocious at prompting" to trip GLM's guardrails — and that even with CVP/Daybreak, frontier models regularly refuse requests weaker models don't, so he sees no reason to stop using GLM.
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