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Welcome To IANS Live - SCIENCE-AND-TECHNOLOGY - Hackers create ChatGPT-driven Telegram bots that can write malware - Vimarsana News

Welcome To IANS Live - SCIENCE-AND-TECHNOLOGY - Hackers create ChatGPT-driven Telegram bots that can write malware

Currently, if you ask ChatGPT to write a phishing email impersonating a bank or create malware, it will not generate it.Howe

ChatGPT: Hackers Bypass OpenAI Restrictions to Create Malware, Improve Codes via Telegram Bot - Vimarsana News

ChatGPT: Hackers Bypass OpenAI Restrictions to Create Malware, Improve Codes via Telegram Bot

ChatGPT's applications are endless, and threat actors find a way for it to be used for theft. ChatGPT is now a tool that hackers and threat actors utilize to develop malware and other accessing programs used to steal from people, using OpenAI's API via a GPT-3 model.

Uncle Sow: Dark Caracal in Latin America - Vimarsana News

Uncle Sow: Dark Caracal in Latin America

In 2018, EFF along with researchers from Lookout Security published a report describing the Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) we dubbed "Dark Caracal." Now we have uncovered a new Dark Caracal campaign operating since March of 2022, with hundreds of infections across more than a dozen countries. In...

Source: eff.org
City Hall email hit by ransomware attack on exchange host Rackspace - Vimarsana News

City Hall email hit by ransomware attack on exchange host Rackspace

The attack on Friday, Dec. 2, involved about 40 users at the city, primarily managers.

New Azov Malware Can Easily Destroy Your Data in a Single Click: Here's How to Protect Your Devices From it - Vimarsana News

New Azov Malware Can Easily Destroy Your Data in a Single Click: Here's How to Protect Your Devices From it

Check Point recently uncovers that the Azov malware is capable of writing its own code and deleting all files in a device.