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Gemini CLI Exploited: Data Exfiltration in 48 Hours

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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Tech Coalition Pushes Federal Preemption

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A powerful coalition of federal legislators, executive branch officials, and multinational technology corporations has coalesced around a strategy of "federal preemption," seeking to strip state governments of their authority over generative AI. The coalition argues that the legal frameworks governing these technologies are in a state of flux as generative AI affects every sector of the economy, from healthcare diagnostics to creative industries. The push aims to centralize regulation at the federal level, limiting state‑level oversight of AI development and deployment.

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