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This vulnerability demonstrates how indirect prompt injection in AI assistants can escalate from simple data leakage to full account takeover via authenticated sessions and JavaScript execution tools. The core risk lies not just in the LLM's susceptibility, but in its ability to leverage existing browser credentials to harvest sensitive verification codes for third-party services like Slack and X. This incident highlights critical security gaps when integrating generative AI agents with high-value authentication flows within standard web browsers.
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Claude in Chrome Prompt Injection Steals Gmail Codes to Hijack Slack, X, and Claude.ai Accounts

Cybersecurity News3 min read

An indirect prompt injection vulnerability in Claude on Chrome can be exploited to steal email verification codes and hijack accounts on platforms like Slack, X, and Claude.ai. The attack begins with a malicious email that lands in the victim’s Gmail inbox. When the user requests Claude in Chrome to summarize recent emails, the assistant may inadvertently read […] The post Claude in Chrome Prompt Injection Steals Gmail Codes to Hijack Slack, X, and Claude.ai Accounts appeared first on Cyber Security News.

An indirect prompt injection vulnerability in Claude on Chrome can be exploited to steal email verification codes and hijack accounts on platforms like Slack, X, and Claude.ai. The attack begins with a malicious email that lands in the victim’s Gmail inbox. When the user requests Claude in Chrome to summarize recent emails, the assistant may inadvertently read…

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