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Indirect Malicious Prompt Technique Targets Google Gemini Enterprise
Noma Security today revealed it has discovered a vulnerability in the enterprise edition of Google Gemini that can be used to inject a malicious prompt that instructs an artificial intelligence (AI) application or agent to exfiltrate data. Dubbed GeminiJack, cybercriminals can use this vulnerability to embed a malicious prompt in, for example, a Google Doc.. The post Indirect Malicious Prompt Technique Targets Google Gemini Enterprise appeared f…
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Indirect Malicious Prompt Technique Targets Google Gemini Enterprise
Noma Security today revealed it has discovered a vulnerability in the enterprise edition of Google Gemini that can be used to inject a malicious prompt that instructs an artificial intelligence (AI) application or agent to exfiltrate data. Dubbed GeminiJack, cybercriminals can use this vulnerability to embed a malicious prompt in, for example, a Google Doc.. The post Indirect Malicious Prompt Technique Targets Google Gemini Enterprise appeared f…
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