Hackers Abuse Real ChatGPT Links to Trick Windows Users Into Installing Malware

Rather than breaking into the AI platform, the operators place a deceptive message inside a shared conversation and rely on victims to follow its instructions. Windows users are being targeted through a malicious campaign that turns a ChatGPT shared link into the step of a malware infection.

Hackers Abuse Real ChatGPT Links to Trick Windows Users Into Installing Malware

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Windows users are being targeted through a malicious campaign that turns a ChatGPT shared link into the step of a malware infection.

Rather than breaking into the AI platform, the operators place a deceptive message inside a shared conversation and rely on victims to follow its instructions.

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Windows users are being targeted through a malicious campaign that turns a ChatGPT shared link into the step of a malware infection. Rather than breaking into the AI platform, the operators place a deceptive message inside a shared conversation and rely on victims to follow its instructions.

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