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Fake ChatGPT Apps on Google Play Store Can Hijack Android Phones and Scam Users with Stolen Phone Numbers
Beware of fake ChatGPT apps on Google Play Store! Cybersecurity researchers at Palo Alto Networks Unit 42 warn of malware hijacking Android phones to scam users. Learn how to avoid downloading dangerous apps to protect your personal information.
Android Malware Mimicking ChatGPT Apps Targets Smartphone Users: Report
Researchers have discovered malware disguised as an AI chatbot app named ChatGPT, targeting Android users interested in the app. Do not download apps from untrusted sources and use updated antivirus software.
AI-Powered Malware Poses Growing Threat, According to CyberArk Survey
AI-powered malware is becoming a growing security concern, says a new report by CyberArk. The study surveyed 2,300 cybersecurity experts across 16 countries and found that challenging economic conditions and rapid technological innovation pose a significant expansion of the identity-led cybersecurity threat landscape. The report highlights that nearly all organizations expect an identity-related compromise this year. As businesses invest in digital and cloud initiatives to unlock efficiencies, cybersecurity is at an increased risk. With critical areas of the IT environment inadequately protected, it's essential that companies take the necessary steps to mitigate risks.
78% of ‘ChatGPT’ Domains Found to be Malicious: HUB 53 Exposes the Shocking Truth
DNS security company DNSSense has found that 78% of domains with the term ChatGPT are potentially malicious. Cyber X-Ray, the firm's AI-powered tool, analysed 4,906 ChatGPT domains, of which 3,240 were potentially malicious, 1,993 being for phishing and 1,217 with potentially malicious content. GoDaddy.com had the largest number of registered domains with 1,218 found to be potentially malicious. The tool has scanned domains since the start of the year.
Traditional Malware Exploits ChatGPT for Attacks
ChatGPT and other AI programs are being exploited by traditional malware attackers, leading to a surge in grayware and exploitation attempts. According to Palo Alto Networks, there has been a 910% increase in monthly domain registrations related to ChatGPT, and a reported 55% increase in vulnerability exploitation attempts per customer, thanks to exploits using Log4j and Realtek supply chain vulnerabilities. Stay vigilant against these threats!