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hallucinations security
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The tag 'hallucinations security' on WindowsForum.com covers discussions about security risks tied to AI agent hallucinations in Windows 11. Threads highlight Microsoft's admission that agentic OS features may hallucinate and produce unexpected outputs, introducing a new attack class called cross-prompt injection (XPIA). These risks involve agents that can act on behalf of users, open apps, click UI elements, and manipulate files, changing the threat model beyond traditional endpoint defenses. Content focuses on enterprise safeguards and the broader security implications of agentic AI in Windows, including how content can become a command that overrides intended instructions.
Microsoft’s own documentation now admits a hard truth: turning Windows 11 from an assistant into an agentic operating system — one that can act on your behalf, open apps, click UI elements, and manipulate files — changes the threat model in ways that traditional endpoint defenses were not built...
Microsoft’s own documentation now admits what security researchers have long feared: the new agentic features in Windows 11 — agents that can act on your behalf, click and type inside apps, and read and modify local files — come with real, material security risks, including the possibility that...