ChatGPT Security Scare: 7 Vulnerabilities That Could Spill Your Secrets!

ChatGPT may be spilling the beans! Researchers found seven vulnerabilities that let attackers extract private info from users. From sneaky prompts in blog comments to zero-click attacks, these flaws expose millions to risks. OpenAI’s chatbot seems to have more leaks than a rusty old boat. Stay alert, folks!

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Looks like ChatGPT has found itself in a bit of a pickle! It’s like someone left the back door open, and all the neighborhood cats are sneaking in for a chat. Who knew that even chatbots have juicy gossip to spill?

Key Points:

  • Researchers found seven vulnerabilities in ChatGPT, letting attackers potentially exfiltrate user data.
  • The flaws arise from ChatGPT’s interactions with external sources like websites and search results.
  • Vulnerabilities include indirect prompt injection, bypassing safety features, and conversation injection.
  • Zero-click and one-click vulnerabilities make it easy for non-techies to fall into traps.
  • Tenable’s research highlights ongoing security challenges in AI chatbots.

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