ChatGPT continues to be a tech sensation. The basic generative AI is available for free to anyone looking to use it. But plenty of people are looking to take advantage of ChatGPT's popularity and profit from it. We've already seen the rampant malware attacks based on ChatGPT, but that's not the only malicious behavior you should know. Fake ChatGPT apps continue to be available on iPhone and Android, demanding paid subscriptions for access to ChatGPT.
Security firm Sophos detailed some of the so-called "FleeceGPT" mobile apps that might be available in the App Store and Google Play. They're fleeceware apps that you should consider getting rid of right now.
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