White hat hacker Johann Rehberger recently revealed a shocking security vulnerability, finding that ChatGPT can be exploited by hackers as spyware, continuously stealing user data. Rehberger named this attack method "SpAIware," primarily targeting the new persistent memory feature of the macOS version of the ChatGPT application. This vulnerability exploits the recently launched persistent memory feature of ChatGPT. Through carefully crafted prompt injections, hackers can manipulate ChatGPT...

Recently, security researcher Johann Rehberger discovered a vulnerability in ChatGPT that could allow hackers to implant false information and malicious instructions in users' long-term memory. Although he reported the issue to OpenAI, unfortunately, the company did not take it seriously and quickly closed the related investigation, claiming it was not a security concern. Faced with this situation, Rehberger decided to persevere and developed a proof-of-concept attack example exploiting this vulnerability.

The hacker group NullBulge recently claimed to have successfully infiltrated Disney's internal communication platform, stealing over 1TB of data, and is now leaking this information online to protest Disney's "anti-art" stance towards artists. The group stated that their actions are aimed at "protecting the rights of artists and ensuring they receive fair compensation."According to reports from The Wall Street Journal, these files contain internal conversations about software development, recrui

Recently, as reported by The New York Times, the internal forum of the renowned artificial intelligence company OpenAI was hacked, triggering a series of security concerns. Hackers successfully obtained detailed information about the company's artificial intelligence technology design, although they did not intrude into the systems that OpenAI actually builds AI in.This incident did not lead to any leak of customer or partner information, but it has raised concerns among employees about the comp

Recent reports have highlighted a data breach incident involving the OpenAI system, but rest assured that your ChatGPT conversation content is not at risk. Although this hack appears to be superficial, it serves as a reminder that AI companies have quickly become one of the top targets for hackers. According to The New York Times, former OpenAI employee Leopold Aschenbrenner hinted at this hack incident in a podcast. He termed it a "major security incident," but anonymous company sources told Th

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OpenAI ChatGPT was compromised by hackers, prompting the company to creatively counter with 'MeowGPT.' The hacker team discovered anomalies and was lured into a 'cat language' trap. OpenAI employees secretly monitored hacker community conversations, discussing the security challenges of large AI models. OpenAI engineers revealed that GPU shortages are affecting product release speed.