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Fake ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude portals are stealing credentials and MFA codes.
29 reports · 7 Oct
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- Singapore will strengthen AI safeguards as technology makes rapid advances.
- An OpenAI model tried to cheat at StarCraft after it could not beat human-written bots.
- Singapore's first AI-related data breach exposed customer emails; figures differ.
- Meta expanded AI parental supervision tools amid mounting safety concerns.
- Fake ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude ad portals captured credentials and MFA codes.
- Google paused bug bounties amid a growing AI vulnerability triage challenge.
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