KnowBe4 reported:
Active discussions in hacker forums on the dark web showcase how using a mixture of the Open AI API and automated bot from the Telegram messenger platform can create malicious emails.
It’s good that from the start, creators of ChatGPT put in content restrictions to keep the popular AI tool from being used for evil purposes. Any request to blatantly write and email or create code that will be misused to victimize another person is met with an “I’m sorry, I can’t generate” response.
New research from Checkpoint shows a number of examples of dark web discussions about how to bypass restrictions intent on keeping threat actors from using ChatGPT.
Apparently the API for the Telegram bot does not have the same restrictions as direct interaction with ChatGPT. The hacker has gone as far as to establish a business model charging $5.50 for every 100 queries, making it inexpensive and easy for anyone wanting a well-written phishing email or base piece of malware.
It’s good that from the start, creators of ChatGPT put in content restrictions to keep the popular AI tool from being used for evil purposes. Any request to blatantly write and email or create code that will be misused to victimize another person is met with an “I’m sorry, I can’t generate
New research from Checkpoint shows a number of examples of dark web discussions about how to bypass restrictions intent on keeping threat actors from using ChatGPT.
Apparently the API for the Telegram bot does not have the same restrictions as direct interaction with ChatGPT. The hacker has gone as far as to establish a business model charging $5.50 for every 100 queries, making it inexpensive and easy for anyone wanting a well-written phishing email or base piece of malware.
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