Recent research has uncovered a significant vulnerability in Google's Gemini AI assistant, highlighting potential risks associated with smart home devices and IoT systems. Hackers have exploited this flaw through poisoned calendar invites, allowing them to take control of smart home environments. This revelation raises critical concerns about the security of AI-integrated technologies.
Recent cybersecurity research has uncovered a significant vulnerability in Google Gemini, an AI assistant, that poses a threat to smart home devices. Hackers can exploit this vulnerability through prompt injections, potentially compromising the security of connected devices.
This app can be installed on your PC or mobile device. This will allow this web app to look and behave like any other installed app. You will find it in your app lists and be able to pin it to your home screen, start menus or task bars. This installed web app will also be able to safely interact with other apps and your operating system.
