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Google Antigravity exfiltrates data via indirect prompt injection attack(promptarmor.com)
711 points by jjmaxwell4 | 189 comments
PromptArmor threat intelligence post showing how an indirect prompt injection in a blog can make Google Antigravity's browser subagent steal credentials and code from a user's IDE.
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