"AI Security Firm Shows How Threat Actors Could Abuse Google Gemini for Workspace"
HiddenLayer warns that Google's Artificial Intelligence (AI) assistant Gemini faces indirect prompt injection flaws that could lead to phishing and chatbot takeover attacks. Indirect injections involve delivering the prompt injection via channels such as documents, emails, and other assets accessed by the Large Language Model (LLM), with the goal of taking over the model. Gemini for Workspace, which is now available in the sidebars of Gmail, Meet, and the Drive suite, can help users with their queries, allowing them to search emails, summarize content, write replies, create slides, and streamline workflows. However, according to HiddenLayer, although Gemini for Workspace offers numerous benefits to users, it also exposes them to additional risks, such as phishing. This article continues to discuss the vulnerability of Google Gemini for Workspace to indirect prompt injection attacks.
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