FraudGPT: Artificial intelligence (AI) is growing, yet it has drawbacks as well. Similar to other revolutionary technologies, artificial intelligence carries great potential but also great risks. Threat factors appear to have advanced beyond the regulatory framework, despite a strong push for AI regulation.
What is FraudGPT?
A malevolent generative AI that operates on a subscription basis, FraudGPT creates false material with advanced machine learning techniques. Utilising pre-existing attack tools including vulnerability mining, zero-day exploits, and customised hacking tutorials, this platform serves as a cyberattacker’s launch kit. In order to generate fresh, undetectable material, FraudGPT uses enormous datasets of human-generated content from multiple sources for training.
This technology can be exploited for a number of harmful purposes since it can remove ethical hurdles and safety measures such as those found in ChatGPT and Google Bard.
How to be safe?
- Unsolicited messages that ask for information or instruct you to click on links should be avoided. Until you have confirmed the source, do not respond with information or click links in these communications.
- To ensure validity, get in touch with them directly by calling their independent, verified number. Never utilise the contact information found in suspicious messages.
- Make sure all of your accounts have two-factor authentication enabled and use strong, one-of-a-kind passwords that are difficult to guess. Never disclose codes or passwords that you receive.
- Examine your account statements frequently for any unusual activity.
- Use malware or antivirus software and keep your software updated.
- When a document is no longer needed, destroy it if it contains financial or personally identifiable information.
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