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ChatGPT: A new danger in the cybersecurity realm
ChatGPT can develop code that can be used for malicious purposes. And while ChatGPT has some content filters in place to restrict malicious output, these filters can be easily bypassed. Take a look at this video to see how the code was created, what happened during the attack and how BlackFog prevented the attacker from stealing the victim’s data.
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