Threat actors are abusing legitimate ChatGPT shared-conversation URLs to host social-engineering lures that steer victims into a ClickFix-style infection chain, ultimately delivering a NetSupport remote-access tool (RAT). The observed chain begins with a legitimate ChatGPT shared link, chatgpt.com/s/t_6a80bc61c434819190c3eae5932307e8, which displays a fabricated availability notice claiming: “We are experiencing high traffic now. Continue on our backup […]
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