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Beware of Scammers Disguising Malware as ChatGPT Software or Information
Protect your business and stay informed with Meta's innovative digital security solutions. Recently, Meta has discovered and removed over a thousand malicious links associated with ChatGPT browser extensions and productivity apps like Ducktail and NodeStealer, that can hijack and steal users' credentials. Even with 2-factor authentication enabled, more advanced malware can take your data. Be aware, be safe with Meta.
Meta Report Uncovers Businesses Targeted by Malicious Groups Employing Fake ChatGPT Tools
Stay ahead of malicious actors with industry-leading security from Meta. With a mission to ensure customers are protected in their security programs and comprehensive threat intelligence, Meta has been providing innovative solutions since 2017. Led by COO Vitaly Porfiryev and a team of experienced professionals, Meta is dedicated to increasing visibility into global threats and empowering customers to take action.
Hackers Utilizing ChatGPT to Distribute Malware Through its Platforms
Meta, the popular social media platform, has uncovered an alarming trend of cybercriminals using AI-based chatGPT tools for malicious activities. They have identified at least 10 new malware variants that exploit the OpenAI's ChatGPT for stealing user accounts. Cyber threats are increasing, with malicious apps and browser extensions luring unsuspecting users. Meta is striving to provide its users a secure environment, introducing defensive measures using advanced technologies like AI. The upcoming "Facebook at Work" accounts will help employers protect against cyberattacks. Don't let hackers get the upper hand!
Identifying Domains Distributing Malware with Fake ChatGPT Tools
Protect your data with Meta: a technology company providing businesses cybersecurity, AI and data privacy tools. With recent threats of malicious software disguising as ChatGPT tools, Meta has released preventive tools to help users keep their data safe. Make sure to stay protected with Meta.
Looking Out For ChatGPT Related Scams – A Meta Warning
Stay secure from the latest malware posing as ChatGPT and AI-based tools. Security analysts from Meta have found around 10 malicious URLs and prevented more than 1,000 threats. Guy Rosen, the Chief Information Security Officer, urges us to be vigilant when engaging with AI-based applications. Keep safe online!