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This is the best summary I could come up with:
“From what we discovered, we consider it an account take over in that it’s consistent with activity we see where someone is contributing to a ‘pool’ of identities that an external community or proxy server uses to distribute free access,” the representative wrote.
It does, however, underscore the site provides no mechanism for users such as Whiteside to protect their accounts using 2FA or track details such as IP location of current and recent logins.
Original story: ChatGPT is leaking private conversations that include login credentials and other personal details of unrelated users, screenshots submitted by an Ars reader on Monday indicated.
“I went to make a query (in this case, help coming up with clever names for colors in a palette) and when I returned to access moments later, I noticed the additional conversations,” Whiteside wrote in an email.
Other conversations leaked to Whiteside include the name of a presentation someone was working on, details of an unpublished research proposal, and a script using the PHP programming language.
As mentioned in an article from December when multiple people found that Ubiquiti's UniFi devices broadcasted private video belonging to unrelated users, these sorts of experiences are as old as the Internet is.
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