SMRTR AIJul 3, 2025TechRadar

ChatGPT and other AI tools could be putting users at risk by getting company web addresses wrong

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AI-generated URLs pose significant security risks, with one-third of login links from large language models leading to incorrect or dangerous websites. Netcraft's research shows 34% of AI-suggested login links were not owned by intended brands, potentially exposing users to phishing and malware. Attackers now optimize sites for AI, creating fake pages targeting crypto users. Developers have unknowingly used AI-generated malicious URLs in code. Users should verify AI-generated web addresses and type URLs directly into search bars for safety.

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