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Exploring ChatGPT App Ecosystem: Distribution, Deployment and Security

URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2408.14357v1
Date: Mon, 26 Aug 2024 15:31:58 GMT
Title: Exploring ChatGPT App Ecosystem: Distribution, Deployment and Security
Authors: Chuan Yan, Ruomai Ren, Mark Huasong Meng, Liuhuo Wan, Tian Yang Ooi, Guangdong Bai,
Abstract summary: ChatGPT has enabled third-party developers to create plugins to expand ChatGPT's capabilities. We conduct the first comprehensive study of the ChatGPT app ecosystem, aiming to illuminate its landscape for our research community. We uncover an uneven distribution of functionality among ChatGPT plugins, highlighting prevalent and emerging topics.
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License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
Abstract: ChatGPT has enabled third-party developers to create plugins to expand ChatGPT's capabilities.These plugins are distributed through OpenAI's plugin store, making them easily accessible to users. With ChatGPT as the backbone, this app ecosystem has illustrated great business potential by offering users personalized services in a conversational manner. Nonetheless, many crucial aspects regarding app development, deployment, and security of this ecosystem have yet to be thoroughly studied in the research community, potentially hindering a broader adoption by both developers and users. In this work, we conduct the first comprehensive study of the ChatGPT app ecosystem, aiming to illuminate its landscape for our research community. Our study examines the distribution and deployment models in the integration of LLMs and third-party apps, and assesses their security and privacy implications. We uncover an uneven distribution of functionality among ChatGPT plugins, highlighting prevalent and emerging topics. We also identify severe flaws in the authentication and user data protection for third-party app APIs integrated within LLMs, revealing a concerning status quo of security and privacy in this app ecosystem. Our work provides insights for the secure and sustainable development of this rapidly evolving ecosystem.

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