ChatGPT's Memory Feature Supercharges Prompt Injection
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Researchers from Radware discovered the "ZombieAgent" exploit that weaponizes ChatGPT's memory and connector features to make indirect prompt injection attacks persistent and more severe. The attack works by hiding malicious prompts in emails or documents that ChatGPT processes through integrations, then storing those
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