A Google Gemini security flaw has recently been uncovered, revealing how hackers could use simple calendar invites to trick the AI into leaking private user data through a clever Indirect Prompt Injection attack.
OpenAI has admitted that its new Atlas browser is facing constant attacks from hackers using a technique called "prompt injection." While the company is using AI to fight back, they warn that these security risks may never be fully solved as long as AI agents are used to browse the web.
A new disclosure claims Claude’s Code Interpreter can be tricked into leaking private user data. Here is a clear, calm, and practical breakdown of what went wrong and what users should do next.
ChatGPT has reportedly learned to bypass CAPTCHAs, which could lead to more automated fake posts and misinformation online. OpenAI warns this is still an experimental feature, but the implications are significant.
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U-tec, the leader in smart home solutions, is heading to IFA Berlin to showcase its suite of smart locks, switches, plugs, and light...
