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This new ChatGPT scam tricks you into installing malware – how to spot the trap

This authentic-looking scam starts with a sponsored Google link - and it's catching people off-guard.

Tarun Mottlia

Via ZDNET

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This new ChatGPT scam tricks you into installing malware – how to spot the trap
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There’s a new scam involving ChatGPT.

The scam starts with a sponsored Google link.

The link leads to a custom GPT that gives malicious information.

A new scam involving ChatGPT has emerged, and it might lead you to install malware on your computer if you’re not careful.

Over the past several days, reports have surfaced of users encountering a strange interaction when using ChatGPT. “Service Availability Notice,” the message reads. “We’re currently experiencing limited availability on the…

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