Hackers offer 20 million OpenAI credentials for sale, but it says there’s no evidence of a breach
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Sarah Collins
A cybercriminal, known as ’emirking’, claims to have listed 20 million OpenAI login credentials for sale, but OpenAI has not found any evidence of a compromise. The leaked data, originating from compromised accounts obtained via infostealer malware, has raised doubts about the authenticity of the claim. While there are potential risks like social engineering attacks and identity theft for those affected, staying vigilant and securing passwords is key to protecting oneself. Various identity theft protection software solutions are available to monitor and safeguard personal information. In related news, check out the best firewall software, a US health provider notifying patients of a breach, and the top malware removal software currently available.
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