A white hat hacker has discovered a clever way to force ChatGPT into giving up Windows product keys, a lengthy string of numbers and letters that are used to activate copies of Microsoft's widely used operating system. As The Register reports, 0DIN AI bug bounty platform product manager Marco Figueroa laid out how to coax OpenAI's chatbot into extracting keys for Windows 10 — which Microsoft sells for upwards of $40. In a blog post on the company's website, Figueroa explained how framing the interaction with ChatGPT as a guessing game can "trivialize" the conversation. The jailbreak was previously discovered […]