A new study has shown that AI chatbots can be easily hacked and used to obtain sensitive information about users. As scientists have discovered, hackers can use a procedure called “indirect rapid injection” (indirect rapid injection). It allows you to sneak malicious components into the system.
For example, an attacker inserts an invisible font into a request on a web page to be used by a chatbot to answer a user’s question. Thus, the researchers forced the Bing chatbot to obtain the user’s personal financial data. The program managed to “spoof” an unsuspecting user’s email IDs and financial information.
Source: Ferra
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