Un repositorio falso de OpenAI lidera las descargas en Hugging Face

Unos atacantes han creado un repositorio falso de OpenAI en Hugging Face que ha alcanzado el primer puesto, pero que instala malware de robo de información.

Un repositorio de OpenAI con un nombre similar al original (typosquatted) ha alcanzado la primera posición de descargas en la plataforma Hugging Face. Esta carga maliciosa imita herramientas legítimas de OpenAI, pero en su lugar distribuye malware de robo de información a los usuarios que lo instalan.

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