Gemini AI Calendar Promptware Attack in Google Calendar

Gemini AI Calendar Promptware Attack in Google Calendar
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Gemini AI Calendar Promptware Attack in Google Calendar

Aug 11 2025 | 00:07:57

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Episode • August 11, 2025 • 00:07:57

Show Notes

A prompt injection bug in Google Calendar let attackers embed hidden commands in invites or emails to hijack Gemini AI agents and control smart home devices. Fully patched, it underscores the growing risk of AI promptware and the need to sanitize untrusted inputs.

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