Hackers can no Longer Develop Malware Using OpenAI’s ChatGPT

OpenAI is already putting efforts to resist their vulnerabilities thus hackers cannot develop malware using ChatGPT

ChatGPT had the same problem as any other technology in that it allowed hackers to seek for vulnerabilities. ChatGPT, which was developed by OpenAI, aimed to respond to complex conversations and reply more probabilistically and humanely. The purpose of ChatGPT's traction was to be employed for morally upright actions. Despite the fact that ChatGPT can be used to help engineers write code, hackers began writing malware. An additional concern is that fake news and misinformation could be disseminated using ChatGPT. However, hackers cannot develop malware using ChatGPT, OpenAI has already started addressing this issue.

Russian-based cybercriminals are trying to get over OpenAI's ChatGPT constraints so they can use ChatGPT for illicit reasons, as per security company Check Point Research (CPR). Hackers who want to access ChatGPT in Russia are conversing about how to get around limits on IP addresses, bank cards, and phone numbers on hidden hacking forums. CPR released snapshots of what they observed and issues a warning about hackers' rising desire to use ChatGPT to expand illicit activity.

As ChatGPT uses artificial intelligence (AI) technology, cybercriminals are becoming more and more engaged in it since it can help them operate more economically. The likelihood is that hackers are attempting to integrate and evaluate ChatGPT into its routine criminal acts. Cybercriminals are getting more and more interested in ChatGPT as a result of its AI technology's potential to increase the profitability of hackers. 

In just five days after its launch, ChatGPT had attracted over one million users due to its capacity to generate responses for language and sometimes even programming code, which enabled OpenAI to achieve a spectacular launching for the Artificial intelligence system. OpenAI's developers are sweating out to find the strategies to find the vulnerability in the code.