Stolen ChatGPT Accounts Flood the Dark Web

The dark web is becoming a hub for hackers to sell stolen ChatGPT login credentials, with over 101,000 accounts compromised and up for sale in the past year. Popular malware known as Raccoon is responsible for the majority of stolen credentials. The AI chatbot from OpenAI has crossed over 100 million users, making it an attractive target for hackers. Users of ChatGPT should be cautious about inputting sensitive information into the chatbot and avoid reusing passwords across different platforms. Hackers who gain access to a user’s ChatGPT account could also potentially access other accounts as well. The retention of conversations in ChatGPT’s standard configuration could provide insight into the user’s sensitive intelligence to threat actors and should concern enterprise users that are integrating ChatGPT into their operational flow.