How Indirect Prompt Injection Hacks Copilot and What You Need to Know
Copilot hacked incidents have shaken the Microsoft ecosystem, revealing how indirect prompt injection puts both data and operations at risk. Hackers use prompt injection to manipulate Microsoft Copilot’s responses by embedding malicious instructions in trusted files. Microsoft Copilot, as a leading tool in AI systems, faces new security challenges as at…
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