Over 101,000 ChatGPT user accounts have been compromised by information-stealing malware, according to a recent report by cyber intelligence firm Group-IB. The report revealed that malware on the AI-powered chatbot platform allowed hackers to steal data, including account credentials, from the company’s internet browser. The peak in these credential pairings was observed in May 2023, with an unsettling 26,800 new ChatGPT pairs reported as compromised. Geographically, the Asia-Pacific region accounted for the highest percentage of victimized users, with Europe following close behind. This news once again highlights the importance of AI-driven tools in contemporary business, and the potential risks associated with these platforms.
Over 100,000 ChatGPT Users’ Accounts Hacked by Malware, Per Dark Web Report
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