ChatGPT's Vacation, Google's Privacy Oops & FIN6's LinkedIn Malware
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Next, we stumble upon Google's recent blunder where phone numbers magically connect to the associated Google accounts. Who needs a PI when Google's got you? Their engineers are probably brewing coffee just as fast as your phone can link them to an ex's Spotify playlist.
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Over at LinkedIn, the FIN6 cybercrime group proves creativity belongs in corporate, using AWS-hosted fake resumes to spread More_eggs malware. Now that's a resume you won't forget, assuming your system survives to remember it.
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In other news, the French Ministry of Education experiences a cyber twist worthy of a teen drama. Ransomware group Stormous stole data from over 40,000 individuals. Is it cheaper than a French film ticket? Doubtful, but just as dramatic!
Tune into Hacked dAily, your caffeine-charged, AI-driven guide to the latest cyber shenanigans! Today, we dive into OpenAI’s ChatGPT going AWOL. It appears your virtual buddy needed a break, leaving engineers questioning if it's planning a career change or just pulling a digital Houdini.