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ChatGPT-related scam domains rapidly increasing
Users’ money and sensitive data at risk
Experts recommend to access ChatGPT only from official website

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Report: 910% monthly increase in ChatGPT-related scam domains

Name: Report: 910% monthly increase in ChatGPT-related scam domains
Uploaded: 2023-04-21T11:10:12.000+05:30
Duration: T00M37S
Channel: Editorji News Desk
Description: Scammers are doing everything they can to deceive people in the name of ChatGPT.

Scammers are doing everything they can to deceive people in the name of ChatGPT.

Updated: Sep 02, 2022 10:53

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Report: 910% monthly increase in ChatGPT-related scam domains

According to a new report, the use of ChatGPT-related scams is surging, with scammers using fraudulent websites to claim users need to pay for services.

The risk goes beyond financial fraud, with the possibility of sensitive and confidential data being collected.

Since November 2022, there has been a 910 percent increase in monthly registrations for domains related to ChatGPT, with nearly 18,000 percent growth of squatting domains.

Researchers advise users to exercise caution with suspicious links and only access ChatGPT from the official OpenAI website.