Fake “ChatGPT Ad Blocker” Is Stealing User Conversations
A fake Chrome extension called “ChatGPT Ad Blocker” is being used to trick people into installing software that steals private ChatGPT conversations. It pretends to be a helpful tool, but it secretly copies what users type and sends it elsewhere. Who Is at Risk Anyone using ChatGPT’s free-tier in Chrome. What to Watch For Be cautious of ChatGPT-related extensions with few reviews or unusual permissions. A pop-up that says “New Ad Report Received” can also be a warning sign the extension is malicious. What to Do Remove any suspicious browser extensions now, and only install add-ons from trusted publishers after checking reviews and permissions.