ChatGPT's browser integration has a security flaw where it blindly trusts web page content, making it vulnerable to prompt injection attacks. Malicious content embedded in web pages can hijack ChatGPT's behavior, effectively turning visited pages into phishing payloads that manipulate the AI into deceiving users.
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AI systems increasingly render untrusted content directly inside browsers, which expands risk significantlyHow the attack worksMinor edits to AI skills can make agents go rogueEven Claude agrees: hole in its sandbox was real and dangerousJust like phishing for gullible humans, prompt injecting AIs is here to stayAI agents are 'gullible' and easy to turn into your minionsSort: