Anders Gabriel Thuneberg (@GabrielThuneberg)

The AI browser boom has a dangerous new security problem "Researchers said a malicious prompt hidden inside an email, social media post or online comment can conflict with a user's original request. The AI agent then prioritizes the attacker's instructions, effectively granting the attacker access to everything the user has authorized the browser to do... The study also describes another technique called HistoryFixing, which allows attackers to secretly plant fake browsing history entries inside a browser..." https://www.ynetnews.com/tech-and-digital/article/s1zyy0blgx https://blackhat.com/us-26/