Researchers have revealed a new attack technique, dubbed HashJack, that can manipulate AI browsers and context windows to send users malicious content. HashJack is the name of the newly discovered indirect prompt injection technique outlined by the Cato CTRL threat intelligence team. In a report published on Tuesday, the researchers said this attack can weaponize any legitimate website to manipulate AI browser assistants. Also: AI doesn't just assist cyberattacks anymore now it can carry...
