ChatGPT Fake Applications. Hackers use Fake ChatGPT Applications to push Malware and Viruses

Chatgpt Fake Applications. Hackers use Fake ChatGPT Applications to push Malware and Viruses. Threat actors are exploiting the popularity of OpenAI's ChatGPT chatbot to distribute malware for Windows and Android, or direct unsuspecting vitims to phishing pages.

ChatGPT gained immense traction since its launch in November 2022, becoming the most rapidly growing consumer application in modern history with more then 100 million users by January 2023. This massive popularity and rapid growth forced OpenAI to throttle the use of the tool and launched a $20/month paid tier (ChatGPT Plus) for individuals who want to use the chatbot with no availability restrictions.

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