Gemini CLI Exploited: Data Exfiltration in 48 Hours
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Researchers exploited Google's new Gemini CLI coding agent within 48 hours of its release. By manipulating a README.md file with a prompt injection, they bypassed security controls and exfiltrated data to a remote server. The attack leveraged a benign-looking code package, highlighting the vulnerability of AI tools to prompt injection attacks. This showcases the potential risks associated with even advanced AI coding assistants.
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