
- Google won’t fix Gemini’s ASCII smuggling flaw, calling it a user-side social engineering issue
- Attackers hide malicious prompts in invisible email text that Gemini reads during summarization
- Gemini’s integration with Workspace apps makes it vulnerable to hidden prompt-triggered phishing attacks
A recently-detected “ASCII smuggling attack” will not be getting a fix in Google’s Gemini artificial intelligence tool, the company has said - saying it is not a security issue but rather a social engineering tactic and as such, the responsibility falls on the end user.