Attackers using ChatGPT to trick Mac users into installing MacStealer

OpenAI's allowance of ChatGPT to be used by attackers to trick Mac users into installing MacStealer by pasting a command line into Terminal marks a significant shift in the malicious use of AI-powered chatbots. This means that website owners need to be vigilant about the potential for AI-generated content to be used in social engineering attacks, particularly those targeting Mac users. As attackers become more sophisticated in their use of ChatGPT, website owners may see an increase in phishing attempts or other types of attacks that rely on AI-generated content to trick users into installing malware like MacStealer. To protect against such threats, website owners should monitor their site's traffic for suspicious activity, particularly from Mac users, and update their llms.txt files to reflect the latest known patterns of AI-generated malicious content. Additionally, website owners can implement robust content filtering and user education campaigns to prevent users from falling victim to AI-powered social engineering attacks.