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Fake ChatGPT Job Site Stealing Personal Info

A website pretending to be ChatGPT is tricking people into entering personal details on a fake careers page. Children and teens curious about AI or parents job-hunting could accidentally land on this fraudulent site.

What to do: Do not visit or share the link chatgpt0005.eu.org — the real ChatGPT site is openai.com, and warn your kids to only use websites you have verified together.

Source: paste_monitor ↗

What this means for your family

A fake website is pretending to be ChatGPT's job page to steal people's personal information like passwords and addresses. Your kids might stumble on it while exploring AI, or you could land there while job hunting, so always go directly to openai.com or verified job sites instead of clicking random links. Make it a family rule to check with each other before entering any personal details online.

Related: ChatGPT OpenAI

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