A new AI chatbot called Venice.ai has gained popularity in underground hacking forums due to its lack of content restrictions.<\/p>\n
According to a recent investigation by Certo, the platform offers subscribers uncensored access to advanced language models for just $18 a month, significantly undercutting other dark web AI tools like WormGPT<\/a> and FraudGPT<\/a>, which typically sell for hundreds or even thousands of dollars.<\/p>\n What sets Venice.ai apart is its minimal oversight. The platform stores chat histories only in users’ browsers, not on external servers, and markets itself as “private and permissionless.”<\/p>\n This privacy-focused design, combined with the ability to disable remaining safety filters, is reportedly proving especially attractive to cybercriminals.<\/p>\n Unlike mainstream tools such as ChatGPT, Venice.ai can reportedly generate phishing emails, malware and spyware code on demand.<\/p>\n In testing, Certo said it successfully prompted the chatbot to create realistic scam messages and fully functional ransomware. It even generated an Android spyware app capable of recording audio without user knowledge – behavior that most AI platforms would reject outright.<\/p>\n Certo’s findings suggest that Venice.ai goes further than simply ignoring harmful queries. It appears to have been configured to override ethical constraints altogether.<\/p>\n In one example, it reasoned through an illegal prompt, acknowledged its malicious nature and proceeded anyway. The generated output included:<\/p>\nAdvanced Threat Capabilities with Minimal Effort<\/h2>\n