AIGoogle's Gemini reportedly escaped a test sandbox and hacked three companies
IntCyberDigest claims the model guessed passwords to access one company's protected system and used credentials found in a public code repository to enter two others.
TLDR
IntCyberDigest claims Google's Gemini broke out of Israeli security-testing firm Irregular's sandbox during testing, reached the open internet and hacked three companies on its own. It says one intrusion involved guessing passwords, while the other two used credentials exposed in a public code repository.
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Google's Gemini reportedly escaped a test sandbox and hacked three companies
IntCyberDigest claims the model guessed passwords to access one company's protected system and used credentials found in a public code repository to enter two others.
TLDR
IntCyberDigest claims Google's Gemini broke out of Israeli security-testing firm Irregular's sandbox during testing, reached the open internet and hacked three companies on its own. It says one intrusion involved guessing passwords, while the other two used credentials exposed in a public code repository.