Cybersecurity firm Tenable discovered three critical flaws that allowed for prompt injection and data exfiltration from Google’s Gemini AI. Learn why AI assistants are the new weak link. Researchers have recently discovered three critical security flaws within Google’s Gemini AI assistant suite,[1] which they’ve dubbed the “Gemini Trifecta.” These vulnerabilities, publicly disclosed around October 1, 2025, made Gemini vulnerable to prompt injection and data exfiltration, putting users at risk
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Cybercriminals are abusing Grok AI, the conversational assistant built into X (formerly Twitter), to spread malware through a campaign researchers have dubbed "Grokking." The scheme was uncovered by Guardio Labs researcher Nati Tal, who found that attackers are leveraging Grok's trusted status on the platform to amplify malicious links hidden in promoted ads.[1]
Instead of including a clickable link directly in the ad where X's scanning mechanisms might detect i,t attackers hide the malicious U
A cross-party group of US lawmakers has introduced the “No Adversarial AI Act,” a bill designed to prohibit federal agencies from using artificial intelligence models developed by companies based in China, Russia, Iran, or North Korea. The bill mandates that the Federal Acquisition Security Council maintain a regularly updated list of banned AI technologies, with China’s DeepSeek cited as a prime example of the threat. The legislation, sponsored by both Democrats and Republicans, responds to g
