OpenAI’s Sora video app created massive buzz. But with popularity came scams — and fake apps are now flooding Apple’s App Store.
Just days after launch, fake “Sora” apps appeared on the App Store, tricking users with similar names, icons, and keywords.
Apple’s review system is known for being strict. Yet, scammers managed to sneak through — using clever wording and cloned branding.
Cybersecurity analysts warn: scammers now use AI buzzwords like “Sora 2” and “Video Maker” to mislead users faster than app stores can react.
✅ Check the developer name — only OpenAI is real.
✅ The app is free but works only with invite access.
✅ Anything else is fake.
Some of these fake Sora apps are still live on Google Play Store, raising new questions about AI scam detection.
As Sora expands globally, one thing’s clear — the hype around AI moves faster than caution. Stay alert before you download.