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Chat GPT gaining momentum among hackers
Malicious apps being developed using the AI tool
Dark web has dedicated Chat GPT-powered malware forums

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ChatGPT is reportedly being used by hackers to create malware

Name: ChatGPT is reportedly being used by hackers to create malware
Uploaded: 2023-01-10T18:01:48.000+05:30
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Channel: Editorji News Desk
Description: Unfortunately, Chat GPT's popularity isn't just confined to the general public.

Unfortunately, Chat GPT's popularity isn't just confined to the general public.

Updated: Sep 02, 2022 10:53

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ChatGPT is reportedly being used by hackers to create malware

Researchers from Check Point Research have found that hackers are using OpenAI's tool, ChatGPT, to develop malicious applications.

Examples of these applications include an information stealer, a simple Java-based malware, a malicious encryption tool, and a dark web marketplace to facilitate fraud activity.

The research agency discovered a topic titled "ChatGPT – Benefits of Malware" in a well-known underground hacker site, in which the publisher discussed his experience with ChatGPT. The publisher had created a Python-based information stealer on the platform.

It is still early to tell if this tool will become a favourite among dark web participants, but it is slowly gaining momentum and may aid both amateur and professional hackers.

Also watch: Microsoft explores integration of ChatGPT tech into its services