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Slightly unrelated question: how would you spend $82k on prompts in 48 hours? Just phishing?
by laszlojamf 7mo ago
Slightly unrelated question: how would you spend $82k on prompts in 48 hours? Just phishing?
- qmarchi 7mo agoOpenClaw or a bunch of agents.
- tim-tday 7mo agoWhic run on computers somewhere. So Google has a record of the source of the fraudulent calls.
- masfuerte 7mo agoI'd guess they are selling access to other people somehow. Like it used to be the case that a stolen phone would rack up enormous overseas call charges until it was reported and disabled.
- bakugo 7mo agoIf your goal is to just burn as much money as possible, as fast as possible, simply spamming expensive image/video generation requests would probably do the trick, if the key's rate limits are high enough. There's also a practice that primarily seems to occur in china where stolen keys are resold via proxy services. A single key can provide access to thousands of users, racking up costs very fast (again, assuming the rate limits are high enough).