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Researchers found a way to trick AI assistants into missing dangerous user instructions on a website.
Researchers uncovered fake Claude Code install pages spreading infostealers that steal passwords and browser sessions.
Bing search results pointed victims to GitHub repositories claiming to host OpenClaw installers, but in reality they installed malware.
At the center of the dispute is how far AI models should be allowed to go inside military systems.
Researchers found a now-patched vulnerability in "Live in Chrome" that allowed a Chrome extension to inherit Gemini’s permissions.
Researchers found that Google API keys long treated as harmless can now unlock access to Gemini.
