Google adds prompt injection defenses to Chrome

Google has introduced new defenses against prompt injection in its Chrome browser. The update features an AI system designed to monitor the activities of other AIs.

In a recent security enhancement, Google has integrated protections against prompt injection into Chrome. Prompt injection represents a vulnerability where malicious inputs can manipulate AI behaviors. To address this, the browser now includes an AI mechanism that oversees and checks the operations of other artificial intelligence components.

This development aims to strengthen user security during web interactions involving AI technologies. The feature was highlighted in a TechRadar report published on December 10, 2025, emphasizing its role in verifying AI actions to prevent potential exploits.

While specific implementation details remain limited in available reports, the addition underscores Google's ongoing efforts to secure AI integrations in popular browsing tools. Users can expect improved safeguards against unauthorized AI manipulations in future Chrome updates.

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Google adds personal intelligence to AI mode in search

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Google has launched an experimental 'Personal Intelligence' feature for its AI Mode in Search, allowing users to connect Gmail and Google Photos for more tailored responses. The opt-in tool, powered by Gemini 3, aims to make search results more relevant by drawing on personal data without training models on full inboxes. It rolls out first to paid subscribers in the US.

Security firm Varonis has identified a new method for prompt injection attacks targeting Microsoft Copilot, allowing compromise of users with just one click. This vulnerability highlights ongoing risks in AI systems. Details emerged in a recent TechRadar report.

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Google has rolled out new Gemini AI tools for its Chrome browser, including a sidebar for multitasking and an integrated image generator. The updates also preview an 'Auto Browse' agent to automate web tasks. These enhancements aim to make browsing more personalized and efficient.

A recent scan of millions of Android apps has revealed significant data leaks from AI software, exceeding expectations in scale. Hardcoded secrets persist in most Android AI applications today. The findings highlight ongoing privacy risks in mobile technology.

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Cybersecurity experts are increasingly alarmed by how artificial intelligence is reshaping cybercrime, with tools like deepfakes, AI phishing, and dark large language models enabling even novices to execute advanced scams. These developments pose significant risks to businesses in the coming year. Published insights from TechRadar underscore the scale and sophistication of these emerging threats.

Microsoft has announced a series of generative AI features for Windows 11, aiming to transform every PC into an 'AI PC' through voice activation, screen analysis, and automated file handling. These updates, including the 'Hey, Copilot' voice command and worldwide rollout of Copilot Vision, build on the company's agentic AI focus. The features emphasize natural user interactions while addressing past privacy concerns from tools like Recall.

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Scammers are sending emails that appear genuine to OpenAI users, designed to manipulate them into revealing critical data swiftly. These emails are followed by vishing calls that intensify the pressure on victims to disclose account details. The campaign highlights ongoing risks in AI platform security.

 

 

 

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