The best defense against prompt injection and other AI attacks is to do some basic engineering, test more, and not rely on AI to protect you.

Read how prompt injection attacks can put AI-powered browsers like ChatGPT Atlas at risk. And what OpenAI says about combatting them.

The AI firm has rolled out a new security update to Atlas’ browser agent after uncovering a new class of prompt injection ...

The cybersecurity landscape in 2026 presents unprecedented challenges for organizations across all industries. With ...

One such event occurred in December 2024, making it worthy of a ranking for 2025. The hackers behind the campaign pocketed as ...

Millions of Indians search, scroll, and click on various links on their phones every day, but not every link leads to where ...

The privacy-minded corner of the internet is awash in the shock waves generated by the latest Mozilla press release: Firefox, the long-time refuge for those who demand control and a tracker’s least ...

OpenAI says prompt injections will always be a risk for AI browsers with agentic capabilities, like Atlas. But the firm is ...

An 'automated attacker' mimics the actions of human hackers to test the browser's defenses against prompt injection attacks. But there's a catch.

Trust Wallet believes the compromise of its web browser to steal roughly $8.5 million from over 2,500 crypto wallets is ...

Securing MCP requires a fundamentally different approach than traditional API security. The post MCP vs. Traditional API Security: Key Differences appeared first on Aembit.