Cybercrims hop geofences, clamor for stolen ChatGPT Plus accounts
The market for stolen ChatGPT accounts, and especially Plus subscriptions, is on the rise as miscreants in countries blocked by OpenAI try to hop the chatbot's geofences.Check Point bods who say they've noticed an"increase in the chatter in underground forums related to leaking or selling compromised ChatGPT premium accounts.
While most of the stolen accounts are offered for sale, some criminals will share compromised premium accounts"to advertise their own services or tools to steal the accounts," the security shop said.from using OpenAI, but that hasn't stopped miscreants from blacklisted nations from looking for ways to skirt the rules, and use the AI technology powering ChatGPT to advance their operations.
In addition to advancing these types of criminal pursuits, stolen ChatGPT accounts present another potential privacy risk, according to the research. Namely: the accounts store the recent queries generated by the account owner. This means when a criminal accesses someone else's account, they can see these queries, which may include personal information and corporate details — despite companies' warnings to employees
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