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Hackers Exploit ChatGPT’s Popularity With Fake Billing Notices That Target Credit Cards and OTPs

Cybersecurity NewsNovember 2, 20264 min read

Hackers are impersonating OpenAI in fake ChatGPT Plus billing emails that lead users to payment pages designed to steal credit card details and one-time passwords. The campaign combines convincing subscription warnings with a live operator who can decide when to request a verification code, potentially helping approve an unauthorized payment. The emails claim a subscription […] The post Hackers Exploit ChatGPT’s Popularity With Fake Billing Notices That Target Credit Cards and OTPs appeared first on Cyber Security News.

Hackers are impersonating OpenAI in fake ChatGPT Plus billing emails that lead users to payment pages designed to steal credit card details and one-time passwords. The campaign combines convincing subscription warnings with a live operator who can decide when to request a verification code, potentially helping approve an unauthorized payment. The emails claim a subscription payment failed and urge recipients to update their…

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