
Recent research has revealed significant security vulnerabilities in Microsoft's Copilot AI, which were highlighted at the Black Hat 2024 conference. These vulnerabilities include the ability to manipulate answers, extract data, and bypass security protections. Key issues identified are automated phishing emails, sensitive data leaks, database contamination, and business security risks. Former Microsoft security architect Michael Bargury has exposed multiple exploits that can breach Copilot's AI security guardrails. Bargury noted that while Microsoft is making efforts, there is still a lack of understanding on how to build secure AI applications.
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Former Microsoft security architect Michael Bargury has exposed multiple exploits that can breach Copilot's AI security guardrails.. "Microsoft is trying, but if we are honest here, we don't know how to build secure AI applications." DETAILS: https://t.co/7qHNulNSEo #Copilot
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