Odaily Planet Daily News Singapore network security company Group-IB released a report saying that in the past year, 101,134 devices were found to be hacked and ChatGPT credentials were saved. Group-IB's threat intelligence platform detected the compromised accounts in logs of information-stealing malware traded on dark web markets. These logs reached a high point (26,802) in May 2023, with the Asia-Pacific region having the highest number of ChatGPT credentials sold, accounting for 40.5% of stolen accounts between June 2022 and May 2023. The increase in stolen ChatGPT credentials also indicates the product's growing popularity, the report noted. Group-IB highlights that more and more employees of various organizations are using ChatGPT to optimize their work in areas such as software development or business communication. "By default, ChatGPT stores the history of user queries and AI responses. Therefore, unauthorized access to ChatGPT accounts may expose confidential or sensitive information," said Group-IB's experts. This data, they explained, could be used to carry out targeted attacks against companies and their employees. (Bitcoin.com)

Golden Finance reported that according to the website of Egypt’s “Pyramid” newspaper, a recent report by the network security company Group-IB showed that from June 2022 to May 2023, the ChatGPT accounts of 4,588 Egyptians were hacked. , their data is sold on the dark web.

According to the news from IT House on June 21, according to the report of the international network security company Group-IB, the personal information of more than 100,000 ChatGPT users has been leaked, and some hackers are selling it on the dark web trading platform. Group-IB conducted an in-depth investigation of the dark web data and counted the ChatGPT user information found on the dark web between June 2022 and May this year, and found that the peak was reached in May this year, with 26,802 pieces of ChatGPT user information sold. The Asia-Pacific region has the most information identified in the report. Divided by region, there are 40,999 entries in the Asia-Pacific region; 24,925 entries in the Middle East and Africa region; and 16,951 entries in Europe. Break down by country Most of the data comes from India (12632 records), Pakistan (9217 records) and Brazil (6531 records), data from chatbot users in Vietnam, Egypt, USA, France, Morocco, Indonesia and Bangladesh Also appeared on the dark web. The analysis also revealed that the majority of records (78,348 records) were stolen using the Raccon malware, followed by the Windows spyware and stealth tool Vidar.