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Attackers Can Use Browser Extensions to Inject AI Prompts

Posted on July 30, 2025
Attackers Can Use Browser Extensions to Inject AI Prompts

A proof-of-concept attack shows how threat actors can use a poisoned browser extension to inject malicious prompts into a generative AI tool.

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