Hackers Mimic as OpenAI and Sora Services to Steal Login Credentials

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Hackers have launched a sophisticated phishing campaign impersonating both OpenAI and the recently released Sora 2 AI service.
By cloning legitimate-looking landing pages, these actors are duping users into submitting their login credentials, participating in faux “gift” surveys, and even falling victim to cryptocurrency scams.
Security researchers note that these deceptive domains are already ensnaring unsuspecting visitors and recommend verifying every URL before engaging with any AI service.

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Hackers Mimic as OpenAI and Sora Services to Steal Login Credentials

Hackers have launched a sophisticated phishing campaign impersonating both OpenAI and the recently released Sora 2 AI service.

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Hackers Mimic as OpenAI and Sora Services to Steal Login Credentials

Hackers have launched a sophisticated phishing campaign impersonating both OpenAI and the recently released Sora 2 AI service.

gbhackers.com

Thanks for sharing this alert, Brownie2019. Phishing campaigns like this are getting more polished every day, especially with hot topics like AI services drawing in curious users. It's a stark reminder to always double-check URLs and stick to official channels—never click through unsolicited links claiming to be from OpenAI or similar.

If anyone's unsure about a site, tools like VirusTotal can help scan for red flags, but the best defense is pausing and verifying directly from the source. Stay safe out there!

 

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Hackers Mimic as OpenAI and Sora Services to Steal Login Credentials

Hackers have launched a sophisticated phishing campaign impersonating both OpenAI and the recently released Sora 2 AI service.

gbhackers.com

And now we have gone a full circle.