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Stolen AI Logins Expose Data at 80,000 Organizations

A new report finds more than 80,000 organizations had employee logins for AI services stolen, with ChatGPT accounts most frequently compromised. Researchers identified 482 major enterprises, many billion-dollar firms, whose corporate credentials were sold in infostealer logs. Stolen AI accounts offer more than password access: attackers gain session history, execution rights, and sometimes billing capabilities, posing a greater threat to enterprise security.

Why it mattersStolen AI logins enable attackers to access sensitive corporate data and replicate past user activity. The widespread exposure of ChatGPT accounts highlights the risks of unsanctioned employee AI use in the workplace.

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