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- Hacker slips malicious wiping command into Amazons Q AI . . .
Hacker slips malicious 'wiping' command into Amazon's Q AI coding assistant - and devs are worried Had Q executed this, it would have erased local files and, under certain conditions, dismantled
- Amazons AI coding assistant exposed nearly 1 million users . . .
A hot potato: Earlier this month, a hacker compromised Amazon's generative AI coding assistant, Amazon Q, which is widely used through its Visual Studio Code extension The breach wasn't just a
- Hackers Injected Destructive System Commands in Amazon’s AI . . .
A malicious pull request slipped through Amazon’s review process and into version 1 84 0 of the Amazon Q extension for Visual Studio Code, briefly arming the popular AI assistant with instructions to wipe users’ local files and AWS resources
- Hacker injects malicious, potentially disk-wiping prompt into . . .
A hacker injected a malicious prompt into the Q extension for VS Code that instructed Amazon's coding assistant to delete files on a user's device
- Hacker inserts destructive code in Amazon Q tool as update . . .
A hacker managed to insert destructive system commands into Amazon’s Visual Studio Code extension used for accessing its AI-powered coding assistant, Q, which was later distributed to users
- Amazon AI coding agent hacked to inject data wiping commands
A hacker planted data wiping code in a version of Amazon's generative AI-powered assistant, the Q Developer Extension for Visual Studio Code
- Hackers Inject Destructive Commands into Amazon’s AI Coding . . .
A security researcher successfully infiltrated Amazon’s popular AI coding assistant and embedded malicious commands designed to wipe users’ computers, exposing significant vulnerabilities in the tech giant’s development pipeline The breach, which resulted in Amazon unknowingly distributing compromised code to users of its Q AI assistant for Visual Studio Code, represents a concerning
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