中文 English Français Русский Español العربية

The Hidden Instructions That Can Hijack AI Agents

Kevin Townsend SecurityWeek 2026-09-09 01:00 24 views

Malicious prompts concealed in documents, metadata, emails, images and code can manipulate autonomous agents into taking dangerous actions. The post The Hidden Instructions That Can Hijack AI Agents appeared first on SecurityWeek.

Read original: https://www.securityweek.com/the-hidden-instructions-that-can-hijack-ai-agents/

My Favorites →

← Previous Zero Dependencies Sounds Easy Until You Have to Build Everything Yourself Next → Spring Boot vs Quarkus on a 512 MB VPS with JDK 25

Designing a Privacy-First Architecture for Sensitive Data: Zero-IP Logging, Postgres RLS, and AI Safety

When building software that handles sensitive human data (like workplace feedback, satisfaction surveys, and compliance reports), security and privacy cannot be treated as optional features or mere legal disclaimers. They must be embedded into the core system design. At Sigilo Profissional (sigilop

Security 09-15 65 Dev.to (EN Zone)

Patch Rollback Risk: When Recovery Reintroduces the Exposure You Just Closed

Patch rollback risk is the operational reality sitting underneath Microsoft's September 2026 Remote Desktop Services failure: the fastest way to restore a broken service can be the exact action that reopens a vulnerability the patch was written to close. The September 8 cumulative updates — KB512

Security 09-15 47 DEV Community

Emacs arbitrary code execution flaw

Sean Whitton has announced that the original fix for an arbitrary code execution flaw in Emacs (CVE-2024-53920) was incomplete. Bas Alberts discovered that viewing or editing untrusted files in modes other than Emacs's Lisp mode can also result in arbitrary code execution. This problem affects all

Security 09-14 57 LWN.net

I built a chat app that forgets 🔥

There's a kind of conversation that doesn't belong in WhatsApp. 💬 You need to send someone a document. Or say something that shouldn't sit in a thread forever. Or talk to a person you'd rather not add to your contacts. Every option feels wrong — message them somewhere that keeps a copy of everythin

Security 09-14 47 Dev.to (EN Zone)

Comments0

No comments yet — be the first