Gemini reportedly accessed three companies’ live systems during a security test
A post says the fictional target in Irregular’s May exercise shared a real company’s name, and internet access was not supposed to be available.
TLDR
A September 21 post says Google confirmed that Gemini found or guessed credentials and logged into three real companies’ systems during Irregular’s May capture-the-flag security test. The exercise was not supposed to allow internet access, according to that account. A second post attributes the unintended access to a misconfigured testing environment and says Gemini reportedly stopped once it recognized the targets were real.
Gemini reportedly accessed three companies’ live systems during a security test
A post says the fictional target in Irregular’s May exercise shared a real company’s name, and internet access was not supposed to be available.