DarkHorseEntrepreneur.com/s6e561 - While headlines screamed about a massive ChatGPT breach, the truth was far more unsettling. Dmitry Sheskov, head of threat intelligence at Group-IB, reveals that OpenAI's servers remained untouched. The compromise wasn't a sophisticated cyberattack, but rather a series of user errors. From fake AI apps to malicious browser extensions, unsuspecting individuals unknowingly installed credential-stealing malware like Raccoon and Vidar directly onto their own devices. This breach serves as a stark reminder that digital security often starts with the person behind the screen, as thousands worldwide watched their personal data, crypto wallets, and financial details vanish.
Stop blaming OpenAI for your ChatGPT security vulnerabilities.
The real threat isn't a server breach, but the malicious browser extensions and fake apps you might be installing. This breakdown exposes how credential-stealing malware works and how to protect your personal data from phishing links.
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