Scamlexity
3 days ago
- #Prompt Injection
- #Phishing
- #AI Security
- AI Browsers automate online tasks but lack security, exposing users to phishing and scams.
- Tests reveal AI Browsers can interact with fake shops and phishing sites without user intervention.
- Scam complexity increases with AI, creating new attack vectors like prompt injection.
- AI Browsers like Microsoft's Copilot and Perplexity's Comet are already in use, replacing human actions.
- AI's tendency to trust and act without skepticism leads to security vulnerabilities.
- Scammers can trick AI Browsers to steal sensitive data or make unauthorized purchases.
- Prompt injection attacks manipulate AI Browsers to execute hidden malicious commands.
- Security in AI Browsers is often an afterthought, relying on insufficient tools like Google Safe Browsing.
- The future requires integrating robust security measures into AI Browsers to prevent scams.