Attackers are beginning to hide malicious instructions inside ordinary emails, documents, calendar invites, and online advertisements. The goal is not always to fool a person. Instead, the hidden text is designed to manipulate the artificial intelligence tools that scan, summarize, and protect digital communications. This technique, called indirect prompt injection, can turn trusted AI assistants […]
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