06/03/2026
Would your team second-guess a link that points to the real chatgpt website?
Most people wouldn't, and that's the problem.
Criminals are now hiding malware on pages hosted right on ChatGPT and Claude. Because the link is a genuinely trusted AI domain, the usual advice to check the URL before clicking silently fails. The trap is a fake “ChatGPT is busy, download our app” page that serves malware disguised as the desktop app.
Security researchers call it the LLMShare attack, and it's the same social engineering as last year’s ClickFix scam, just wearing a brand everyone trusts. Whether your business already leans on AI tools or is only starting to, the time to put guardrails in place is now.
We walk through how it works, and how to protect your team, in the article linked in the comments.