
- Varonis discovers new prompt-injection method via malicious URL parameters, dubbed “Reprompt.”
- Attackers could trick GenAI tools into leaking sensitive data with a single click
- Microsoft patched the flaw, blocking prompt injection attacks through URLs
Security researchers Varonis have discovered Reprompt, a new way to perform prompt-injection style attacks in Microsoft Copilot which doesn’t include sending an email with a hidden prompt or hiding malicious commands in a compromised website.