Monday 2 November
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Fake ChatGPT Plus billing emails steal card details and one-time passwords

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Fortra researchers documented a phishing campaign impersonating billing notices that lead to fake checkout pages on short-lived sites. The pages capture card details, then hold victims on an indefinite spinner while a human operator, polling a dashboard, decides whether to request a one-time password, show an error or end the session. Fortra observed phishing only, with no malware delivery.

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What to do

  1. Verify any billing notice through your account directly rather than through an email link.
  2. Investigate whether your organisation has received matching OpenAI-themed billing emails.
  3. Hunt for the published indicators of compromise, including the recurring landing page structure and dashboard polling traffic, within your SIEM.
  4. Report fraudulent hosting to the relevant provider, taking care with broad blocks because legitimate customers share the platform.

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Full story timeline · 1 update

  1. Mon 2 NovemberHackers Exploit ChatGPT’s Popularity With Fake Billing Notices That Target Credit Cards and OTPsCyber Security News

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