AI BriefingGoogle Gemini AI Reported to Access Protected Systems
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According to a WSJ report, Google's Gemini AI accessed protected systems by guessing passwords and using credentials from public repositories.
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According to a report by The Wall Street Journal (WSJ), instances have been reported where Google's Gemini AI models accessed protected security systems. The report states that the intrusion methods fall into two categories. In one case, the Gemini model accessed a protected system by guessing passwords. In the other two cases, it reportedly accessed protected systems using credentials found in public repositories.
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