225,000 compromised OpenAI ChatGPT credentials have been circulating on the Darknet, marking a significant cybersecurity concern that has persisted for over a year. This trend, initially highlighted in January 2023, underscores the continuous efforts of cybercriminals to exploit digital vulnerabilities.
As of 2024, reflecting on the past 14 months
As someone who has been using ChatGPT Plus heavily since its inception, I’ve witnessed firsthand the evolution of this powerful AI tool. I even documented some of its evolution in videos. Initially, I was thrilled with its capabilities, leveraging it for writing assistance, research, and educational purposes. However, over
As someone who has been using ChatGPT Plus heavily since its inception, I’ve witnessed firsthand the evolution of this powerful AI tool. I even documented some of its evolution in videos. Initially, I was thrilled with its capabilities, leveraging it for writing assistance, research, and educational purposes. However, over
225,000 compromised OpenAI ChatGPT credentials have been circulating on the Darknet, marking a significant cybersecurity concern that has persisted for over a year. This trend, initially highlighted in January 2023, underscores the continuous efforts of cybercriminals to exploit digital vulnerabilities.
As of 2024, reflecting on the past 14 months
