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Protege tus plugins de ChatGPT: guía práctica y actualizada

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Seguridad de plugins de ChatGPT : cómo proteger tus integraciones desde la apertura del ecosistema (junio 2024) Introducción Desde que OpenAI abrió el marketplace de plugins en junio 2024, el número de búsquedas “ChatGPT plugin security” se ha disparado un 120 % y, en octubre 2026, varios incidentes de filtración de credenciales pusieron en evidencia lo frágil que puede ser una integración mal configurada. Si tu empresa ya usa o planea usar plugins para conectar ChatGPT con APIs internas, este artículo te muestra, paso a paso, cómo auditar, endurecer y automatizar la seguridad de esas extensio

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