Google Gemini AI Tricked Into Leaking Calendar Data via Meeting Invites

Cybersecurity researchers at Miggo Security found a flaw in Google Gemini that uses calendar invites to steal private data. Learn how this silent attack bypasses security.

AI assistants are built to make life easier, but a new discovery shows that even a simple meeting invite can be turned into a Trojan Horse. Researchers at Miggo Security found a scary flaw in how Google Gemini interacts with Google Calendar, where an attacker can send you a normal-looking invite that quietly tricks the AI into stealing your private data.

Gemini, as we know it, is designed to be helpful by reading your schedule, and this is exactly what the researchers at Miggo Security exploited. They found that because the AI reasons through language rather than just code, it can be bossed around by instructions hidden in plain sight. This research was shared with Hackread.com to show how easy it is for ...