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Israeli researchers uncover zero-click attacks targeting AI browsers | Ctech
Israeli researchers demonstrated zero-click attacks against AI-powered browsers, reportedly hijacking agentic assistants like Anthropic's Claude and OpenAI's ChatGPT Atlas via malicious content embedded in emails and X posts. The attacks use indirect prompt injection that executes without any user interaction once the AI browser processes the poisoned content. Details →First reported cybersecuritywriteups.com
When JPEGs Start Giving Orders: A Journey into Multi-modal Prompt Injection
A security researcher (Jobson) documents discovering multi-modal prompt injection in an AI-powered application that uses a vision-language model to generate captions from user-supplied images or image URLs. After initial SSRF testing failed, the researcher pursued injecting instructions via image content, whose AI-generated captions feed downstream application workflows. Details →How the wire is made
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