Malicious ChatGPT Apps Spy on Users and Steal Sensitive Data
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Malicious applications posing as ChatGPT have been reported, which record users' actions and steal sensitive data. Users of these fake apps are at risk of having their personal information compromised. The threat highlights the ongoing issue of cybersecurity vulnerabilities associated with popular AI applications.
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