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A newly disclosed vulnerability in Anthropic's Claude Desktop shows how a simple Google Calendar invite can hijack AI assistants via prompt injection through the Model Context Proto
A new era of AI vulnerability has arrived, and it is far more dangerous than simply tricking a chatbot into saying something rude. New research released this week demonstrates how attackers can weaponize everyday tools such as Google Calendar and Zoom to spy on users without ever prompting them t
AI assistants apparently can't distinguish between instructions and data, and that is at the center of many zero-click prompt injection attacks.
'Claude DXT's container falls noticeably short of what is expected from a sandbox' LayerX, a security company based in Tel Aviv, says it has identified a zero-click remote code execution vulnerability in Claude Desktop Extensions that can be triggered by processing a Google Calendar entr