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technology5 months ago

Microsoft's AI Web Project Faces Security Flaws

Researchers discovered a critical security flaw in Microsoft's new NLWeb protocol, which allows remote reading of sensitive files, including API keys, due to a path traversal vulnerability. Microsoft patched the issue but has not issued a CVE, raising concerns about security oversight in AI-related protocols. The flaw could have severe consequences for AI agents relying on exposed API keys, emphasizing the need for careful security practices in deploying new AI features.

via The Verge|
#ai-vulnerability#microsoft#nlweb
technology7 months ago

Critical Security Flaw in Microsoft 365 Copilot Raises Zero-Click Attack Concerns

Researchers uncovered 'EchoLeak,' a critical zero-click vulnerability in Microsoft 365 Copilot that allows silent exfiltration of sensitive data through prompt injection, highlighting emerging risks in AI-integrated enterprise systems. Microsoft fixed the flaw in May, with no evidence of exploitation, but the attack demonstrates the need for enhanced defenses against LLM scope violations.

via BleepingComputer|
#ai-vulnerability#data-exfiltration#echoleak
technology7 months ago

Microsoft Copilot flaw prompts urgent AI deployment concerns

Microsoft 365 Copilot, an AI tool integrated into Office applications, was found to have a critical security flaw called EchoLeak that allows zero-click attacks, potentially exposing sensitive data. Microsoft has fixed the issue, but the vulnerability highlights broader risks in AI agent design, prompting calls for fundamental system redesigns to improve security. Experts warn that similar vulnerabilities could affect other AI platforms, raising industry-wide concerns about deploying AI agents safely.

via Fortune|
#ai-security#ai-vulnerability#echoleak
artificial-intelligence2 years ago

Unveiling the Unpredictable Behavior of AI in Responding to Human Arguments

A study conducted by researchers at The Ohio State University reveals a significant vulnerability in large language models (LLMs) like ChatGPT, showing that they can be easily misled by incorrect human arguments. The study found that ChatGPT often accepted invalid user arguments and abandoned correct responses, even apologizing for its initially correct answers. This raises concerns about the AI's ability to discern truth, highlighting a fundamental issue in current AI systems and emphasizing the need for improvements in AI reasoning and truth discernment as AI becomes more integrated into critical decision-making areas.

via Neuroscience News|
#ai-reasoning#ai-vulnerability#artificial-intelligence