Over 100k ChatGPT accounts are circulating on the Dark Web

You have in ChatGPT? It's not as safe as you think. According to research published by Group-IB, over 100.000 account credentials have been compromised and are being sold on the dark web. Group-IB is a cyber security company based in Singapore.

The Group-IB group he says that the Asia Pacific region had the highest number (40,5%) of ChatGPT accounts stolen from from June 2022 until May 2023. Other heavily affected regions include the US, Vietnam, Brazil and Egypt.blog1 1 min 1

The company's Threat Intelligence platform discovered these stolen credentials in the log files of the malware that has been stealing information traded on illegal dark web markets since 2022.

Group-IB said that the increasing integration of ChatGPT into business communication and software development makes it an ideal target that can be exploited to gain illicit benefits. As reported by Group IB, ChatGPT accounts are very popular in various underground communities.
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The company analyzed such communities and found that the majority of ChatGPT accounts have been compromised by a hacker named Raccoon. The malware that has been used is Vidar and the .

This type of malware collects credentials stored in browsers, such as bank card details, wallet information, cookies, browsing history and other information from browsers installed on infected computers. They then send all this data to the malware operator. This type of malware works indiscriminately, affecting as many computers as possible to collect as much data as possible.

To avoid such attacks you should enable auditing 2-factor (2FA). Although it does the procedure Although a little more time-consuming, it's a great way to increase the security of your account.

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