A vulnerability within Google Gemini for Workspace lets attackers hide malicious instructions inside emails, according to ...

Google Gemini for Workspace can be exploited to generate email summaries that appear legitimate but include malicious ...

Gemini parses the invisible directive and appends the attacker’s phishing warning to its summary output. If the user follows ...

A researcher has found Google’s Gemini for Workspace can be tooled to serve up phishing messages under the guise of ...

Mozilla recently unveiled a new prompt injection attack against Google Gemini for Workspace, which can be abused to turn AI ...

There is a flaw in Google Gemini which allows attackers to hijack email summaries for phishing purposes, it seems.

Security researchers have discovered a stealthy new method to manipulate Google’s Gemini AI assistant by hiding malicious ...

When a target opens an email, then requests that Gemini summarizes the contents, the AI program will automatically obey the hidden instructions that it sees. Users often put their trust into Gemini’s ...

The exploit, known as a prompt injection attack, evades detection by reducing the prompt font size and changing it to white to blend in.

However experts have warned this also opens up the Gmail accounts for so-called “prompt-injection” attacks - so if the incoming email message contains a hidden prompt for Gemini, it can be executed in ...

Researchers discovered a security flaw in Google's Gemini AI chatbot that could put the 2 billion Gmail users in danger of ...

AI summaries are already flawed, thanks to AI's tendency to hallucinate. However, it appears Gemini has a flaw that might allow bad actors to inject malicious instructions into its Gmail summaries.