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Over 100,000 compromised ChatGPT accounts found for sale on dark web

Posted on June 20, 2023 by Dissent

Laura Dobberstein reports:

Singapore-based threat intelligence outfit Group-IB has found ChatGPT credentials in more than 100,000 stealer logs traded on the dark web in the past year.

The amount of stolen accounts steadily climbed from 74 in June 2022 to 26,902 in May 2023. April 2023 was an outlier – a moderate decline was seen in the number of accounts, before peaking the very next month.

Read more at The Register.


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