OpenAI Investigating Claim of 20 Million Stolen User Credentials 15
OpenAI says it's investigating after a hacker claimed to have stolen login credentials for 20 million OpenAI accounts and advertised the data for sale on a dark web forum. Though security researchers doubt on the legitimacy of the breach, the AI company stated that it takes the claims seriously, advising users to enable two-factor authentication and stay vigilant against phishing attempts. Decrypt reports: Daily Dot reporter Mikael Thalan wrote on X that he found invalid email addresses in the supposed sample data: "No evidence (suggests) this alleged OpenAI breach is legitimate. At least two addresses were invalid. The user's only other post on the forum is for a stealer log. Thread has since been deleted as well."
"We take these claims seriously," the spokesperson said, adding: "We have not seen any evidence that this is connected to a compromise of OpenAI systems to date."
"We take these claims seriously," the spokesperson said, adding: "We have not seen any evidence that this is connected to a compromise of OpenAI systems to date."
Not a matter of if ... (Score:2)
... but when.
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Are the MAGA signs stuck in the ground included?
Did ChatGPT write the script? (Score:3)
"I need a Python script that steals all of ChatGPT's user's credentials."
Reminds me of ... (Score:2)
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They were not "stolen", they were legally obtained after authorization by an executive order from vice president trump.
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America still has rule of law, I hope? Executive orders cannot over-ride legislation from Congress, or the courts.
So, are the privacy laws inadequate?
Or is the president breaking them?
A nation needs a functioning Parliament, Executive and Judiciary.
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No rule of law is needed, because it interferes strongly with the theory and practice of government efficiency, as announced by the new padishah-emperor of Mars and president ipso facto.
To paraphrase Vizzini (Score:2)
"You've stolen what I've rightfully kidnapped!"
Netcraft confirms it: (Score:1)
Major data theft ? Probably DOGE. (Score:2)
Yes.
Q.E.D.
'At least two addresses were invalid.' (Score:2)
Just use Postman... (Score:2)