New SOCRadar AI Identity Exposure Report Reveals 80,000+ Enterprises Had Employee AI Logins Stolen – ChatGPT is the Front Door 

SOCRadar’s just-released AI Identity Exposure Report 2026 reveals that 80,000+ enterprises had employee AI logins stolen and ChatGPT is the front door.

SOCRadar mapped more than a million infostealer records against corporate domains

The report looks at the growing exposure of corporate AI identities and credentials, particularly how infostealer malware is capturing access to AI platforms, sessions, credentials, and other sensitive information used by organizations.

It includes research and analysis covering:

  • The scale of AI-related identity and credential exposure revealing that 80,000+ enterprises had employee AI logins stolen and ChatGPT is the front door to the exposure
  • Compromised corporate accounts and AI platform logins
  • Infostealer activity and how attackers obtain AI-related credentials and session data
  • Exposure of AI tools such as ChatGPT and other enterprise AI platforms
  • The risks associated with stolen session cookies, credentials, API keys, and other forms of access
  • The growing “Shadow AI” problem, where employees use AI services outside formal corporate security controls
  • Industry and organizational trends around AI identity exposure
  • How attackers can potentially leverage compromised AI access for further intrusion, data access, or unauthorized AI resource usage
  • Key security recommendations for organizations to reduce AI-related identity exposure

Free AI Exposure Checker

The company also released its free AI Exposure Checker that allows companies to check their domain against 3 billion credentials records. A saved AI password is where the intrusion starts, not where it ends. Infostealers take the login, the live session cookie, and the API keys sitting in the same profile so it is important to check for possible exposure.


To view the full report, please see this link AI Identity Exposure Report 2026.

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