A hacker has allegedly listed 20 million OpenAI logins for sale However the origins of these credentials are disputed OpenAI says its investigation has found no evidence of a compromise A hacker claims to be selling the login credentials of 20 million OpenAI users accounts - but the company says its own investigation has found no evidence of a hack.

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Hacker recently offered to sell 20 million OpenAI credentials, but the data likely comes from infostealers, not the AI firm’s systems.

Cybersecurity experts at Malwarebytes Labs uncovered a post on a cybercrime forum by a user known as ‘emirking,’ who alleged they had access to a massive dataset containing millions of OpenAI account details.

Although this breach is yet to be verified by OpenAI, anyone using the tool should update their passwords and credentials, as a precaution'

As reports continue to claim that as many as 20 million OpenAI user credentials are up for sale on the dark web, has the AI behemoth been hacked?

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