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Fake ChatGPT GPT Spreads ClickFix Malware
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Hackers created a custom GPT named "Plus 5.6" on ChatGPT.com that redirected victims to a Google Sites page hosting a fake Cloudflare CAPTCHA. The ClickFix attack tricked users into running a remote access trojan called @input, giving attackers full control of Windows machines. Huntress responded to at least 40 incidents; OpenAI removed the GPT on September 25, but a new one appeared two days later.
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