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Hackers Impersonate ChatGPT Subscription Alerts to Steal OpenAI Account Credentials

ChatGPT subscription notices have become the latest cover for credential-stealing emails. The campaign uses a familiar billing problem to push recipients toward a fake sign-in page, where attackers can collect OpenAI account details. A successful theft can expose saved conversations and give criminals another identity to abuse in follow-on scams. The messages target people using […] The post Hackers Impersonate ChatGPT Subscription Alerts to Steal OpenAI Account Credentials appeared first on Cyber Security News.
ChatGPT subscription notices have become the latest cover for credential-stealing emails. The campaign uses a familiar billing problem to push recipients toward a fake sign-in page, where attackers can collect OpenAI account details. A successful theft can expose saved conversations and give criminals another identity to abuse in follow-on scams. The messages target people using ChatGPT for work or personal activities. They claim a subscription payment must be updated, placing pressure on the…
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