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Phishing site reportedly drains $2.1 million from crypto wallet

A phishing website reportedly recommended by ChatGPT was used to empty a cryptocurrency wallet worth $2.1 million. The report describes a significant digital-fraud loss but no broader service disruption.

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The incident highlights the severe financial consequences of AI-associated phishing and the risks of relying on automated recommendations.

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