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Attackers created a fake "Plus 5.6" model on the real ChatGPT website, sending users to a bogus security check that tricked them into running a malicious Windows command. The malware can access files, the screen, the webcam and the microphone. Security researchers uncovered the campaign, which abuses trust in a legitimate site rather than a lookalike domain.
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