Feb 07, 2025, 08:08 PM
Threat actors from dark web forums claim to have stolen and leaked 20 million OpenAI user login credentials, potentially making OpenAI the latest high-profile target of a significant data breach.
This alleged breach has raised serious concerns among tech users and experts worldwide.
https://lh7-rt.googleusercontent.com/doc...ZuKSYcwTQW
The threat actor, who remains anonymous, provided a post to advertise their find.
The translated excerpt from their post reads, “I have more than 20 million access codes to OpenAI accounts. If you want, you can contact me – this is a treasure, and Jesus thinks so too.”
“When I realized that openai might have to check accounts in bulk, I realized that my password would not be hidden.”
This cryptic yet audacious claim has sparked alarm, especially given OpenAI’s immense popularity and the sensitive nature of the accounts, which are often tied to professional and academic projects.
https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/im...0Claim.png
The threat actor, who remains anonymous, provided a post to advertise their find.
The translated excerpt from their post reads, “I have more than 20 million access codes to OpenAI accounts. If you want, you can contact me – this is a treasure, and Jesus thinks so too.”
“When I realized that openai might have to check accounts in bulk, I realized that my password would not be hidden.”
This cryptic yet audacious claim has sparked alarm, especially given OpenAI’s immense popularity and the sensitive nature of the accounts, which are often tied to professional and academic projects.
https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/im...0Claim.png
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