Someone just weaponized your AI assistant. You won’t see it coming. Security researchers just demonstrated something terrifying: They embedded hidden instructions in a presentation, asked Microsoft Copilot for a summary, and watched it silently exfiltrate email data to their server (source). No download. No suspicious link. No warning. Just a helpful AI doing exactly what …
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There’s an uncomfortable truth most security researchers aren’t emphasizing about the latest ChatGPT vulnerabilities: attackers don’t need to build elaborate fake websites and wait months for them to rank. They can simply hijack sites that already dominate search results. Let me explain how this actually works in practice, because the distinction matters enormously. What Is …
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For those using Microsofts Cloud Computing services, the Azurewebsites.net domain would be a familiar one. It is usually used for staging servers and usually contains (on a subdomain) a complete copy of your website. Unfortunately, many devs simply leave this environment open to indexation: There are literally thousands of sites for that query. Unfortunately, apart …
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