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Attackers Are Already Exploiting ChatGPT to Write Malicious Code

Since OpenAI released ChatGPT in late November, many security experts have predicted it would only be a matter of time before cybercriminals began using the AI chatbot for writing malware and enabling ...
Bleeping Computer

Malicious NPM package uses Unicode steganography to evade detection

A malicious package in the Node Package Manager index uses invisible Unicode characters to hide malicious code and Google Calendar links to host the URL for the command-and-control location. The ...
Ars Technica

ChatGPT is enabling script kiddies to write functional malware

Since its beta launch in November, AI chatbot ChatGPT has been used for a wide range of tasks, including writing poetry, technical papers, novels, and essays and planning parties and learning about ...
ZDNet

How indirect prompt injection attacks on AI work - and 6 ways to shut them down

Malicious web prompts can weaponize AI without your input. Indirect prompt injection is now a top LLM security risk. Don't treat AI chatbots as fully secure or all-knowing. Artificial intelligence (AI ...
SDxCentral

Check Point: ChatGPT Can Compose Malicious Emails, Code

Check Point Research today published a study into OpenAI’s ChatGPT and Codex, highlighting how threat actors can use these tools to produce malicious emails, code, and a full infection chain. ChatGPT ...