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That\u2019s why Malwarebytes is the first cybersecurity provider available directly inside ChatGPT, bringing trusted threat intelligence to millions of people right where these questions happen. \\n\\nSimply ask: \u201cMalwarebytes, is this a scam?\u201d and you\u2019ll get a clear, informed answer\u2014super fast. \\n\\n## **How to access** \\n\\nTo access Malwarebytes inside ChatGPT:\\n\\n * Sign in to ChatGPT \\n * Go to Apps \\n * Search for Malwarebytes and press Connect \\n * From then on, you can \u201c@Malwarebytes\u201d to check if a text message, DM, email, or other content seems malicious. \\n\\n\\n\\n## **Cybersecurity help, right when and where you need it** \\n\\nMalwarebytes in ChatGPT lets you tap into our cybersecurity expertise without ever leaving the conversation. Whether something feels _off_ or you want a second opinion, you can get trusted guidance in no time at all. \\n\\nHere\u2019s what you can do: \\n\\n**Spot scams faster** \\n\\nPaste in a suspicious text message, email, or DM and get: \\n\\n * A clear, point-by-point breakdown of phishing or any known red flags \\n * An explanation of _why_ something looks risky \\n * Practical next steps to help you stay safe \\n\\n\\n\\nYou won\u2019t get any jargon or guessing from us. What you will get is 100% peace of mind. \\n\\n**Check links, domains, and phone numbers** \\n\\nNot sure if a URL, website, or phone number is legit? 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