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Email Agent Hijacking: The Hidden Threat That Breaks Post-Delivery Security
Check Point describes "Email Agent Hijacking" (EAH), a threat class where attackers embed hidden instructions in email content, signatures, or attachments to manipulate how AI agents summarize, prioritize, or respond to messages before a human ever sees them. The analysis cites the EchoLeak vulnerability in Microsoft Copilot (CVE-2025-32711) as an example of a zero-click attack that manipulated the AI acting on a user's behalf, and argues post-delivery email controls are ineffective when agents act instantly. Details →How the wire is made
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