OpenAI warns AI browsers face growing prompt injection attacks, raising cybersecurity risks for users, enterprises, and AI platforms.OpenAI has issued a renewed cybersecurity warning as AI driven browsers and assistants move closer to mainstream use, cautioning that prompt injection attacks could expose users and organizations to serious digital risks. The alert comes amid a broader industry push toward AI agents that can browse the web, summarize information, execute tasks, and make decisions […]
OpenAI has issued a renewed cybersecurity warning as AI driven browsers and assistants move closer to mainstream use, cautioning that prompt injection attacks could expose users and organizations to serious digital risks. The alert comes amid a broader industry push toward AI agents that can browse the web, summarize information, execute tasks, and make decisions autonomously. Security researchers across academia, cloud providers, and enterprise security firms have independently raised similar concerns, warning that the rapid integration of AI into everyday digital workflows is outpacing the development of robust safeguards.
