first published week of: 03/13/2023
ChatGPT is a fantastic AI tool that can write everything from speeches to TV shows. But spoofed versions are spreading malware.
OpenAI’s artificial intelligence platform ChatGPT is an incredible showcase of how we can interact with machines in futuristic ways. The text-based generative AI system can produce stunning results for just about any question or request. Tap or click here for everything you need to know about ChatGPT.
ChatGPT has no problem generating a meal plan that only includes certain foods. Ask the platform for ideas on how to write a cover letter, and it throws out some suggestions.
But as its popularity grows, criminals also want to get in on the action. Read on to learn how to spot fake ChatGPT apps that spread malware.
Spoofed ChatGPT sites and apps spreading malware
Cybercriminals often use global events or popular things as bait to spread malware or scams. Unfortunately, ChatGPT’s increasing success has made it a target, with scammers launching fake versions to steal your details.
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