Spammers Use OpenAI to Bypass Filters
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OpenAI’s GPT helps spammers send blast of 80,000 messages that bypassed filters

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Spammers used OpenAI to generate unique messages that were unique to each recipient.
The spam blast is the work of AkiraBot , a framework that automates the sending of messages in large quantities to promote shady search optimization services.
AkiraBot used python-based scripts to rotate the domain names advertised in the messages.
The messages are delivered through contact forms and live chat widgets embedded into the targeted websites.
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