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

A recently discovered prompt-injection flaw in Google’s Gemini makes it possible for hackers to target unsuspecting users in ...

If you're one of the 1.8 billion people worldwide who rely on Gmail to send and receive emails — you must be on alert for a ...

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

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

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 ...

A critical flaw in Google Gemini lets hackers use hidden email commands to create AI-powered phishing attacks, turning the ...