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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!
Hackers have found a way to use the OpenAI language model ChatGPT to spread malware through bogus code packages. Cybersecurity researchers say attackers can take advantage of the model's tendency to suggest non-existent packages, making it difficult for developers to spot the malicious code. However, steps can be taken, such as ensuring libraries are what they claim to be and checking download numbers and dates. Developers need to be aware of the dangers to avoid spreading malware through software supply chains.
Checkmarx, a software security giant, discovered and reported a validation vulnerability in OpenAI's web application. This enabled malicious users to gain unlimited credit with minor modifications. Checkmarx provided a detailed report and the vulnerability was patched. Founded by CEO & Co-Founder Erez Yalon, Checkmarx operates in 40 countries.
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