Hackers abuse the ChatGPT name for malicious domains to exploit the credibility associated with the ChatGPT model, deceiving users into trusting fraudulent websites.  Leveraging the model’s reputation enables them to trick individuals into:- Revealing sensitive information Downloading malicious content H2 2023’s ransomware from ESET highlight isn’t typical, as it’s the “MOVEit hack” by the Russian ransomware group Cl0p, and here below, we have mentioned all the other names of Cl0p:- Lace Tempest FIN11 TA505 Evil Corp This ransomware group is well-known for using ransomware in large-scale hacks; this time, their massive campaign used a zero-day vulnerability (CVE-2023-34362) in MOVEit on May 27.  The flaw, held since 2021, enabled unauthorized access, showcasing Cl0p’s evolution beyond traditional ransomware exploits. Recently, the cybersecurity researchers at ESET discovered more than 650,000 malicious domains registered resembling ChatGPT.

Source: GBHackers