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Workflow hijacking refers to the exploitation of automated processes in enterprise AI tools, as highlighted by recent research on zero-click vulnerabilities. The tag covers threats where attackers silently manipulate workflows, exfiltrate data, or execute unauthorized actions without human interaction. Discussions focus on vulnerabilities in platforms like Microsoft Copilot Studio and OpenAI's ChatGPT, emphasizing the need for security measures against autonomous attacks. This tag is relevant for IT professionals and security teams concerned with protecting enterprise systems from invisible, automated threats that exploit AI-driven workflows.
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Zero-Click AI Exploits: Securing Enterprise Systems from Invisible Threats
A seismic shift has rocked the enterprise AI landscape as Zenity Labs' latest research unveils a wave of vulnerabilities affecting the industry's most prolific artificial intelligence agents. Ranging from OpenAI's ChatGPT to Microsoft's Copilot Studio and Salesforce’s Einstein, a swath of...- ChatGPT
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