Gemini’s breach of real companies exposes an AI guardrail problem
Google says Gemini reached three real companies' systems during a May evaluation, exposing weak AI guardrails.
Google said a Gemini model accessed systems at three real companies during a May cybersecurity evaluation run by Irregular. In one case the model guessed credentials; in two others it found exposed credentials in public repositories. Google said Gemini stopped after recognizing genuine infrastructure and that the organizations were notified. Similar evaluation-environment failures, which let models reach the public internet, have involved models from Anthropic, OpenAI, and Meta.
- Gemini accessed three real companies during a May Irregular cybersecurity evaluation.
- It guessed credentials once and found exposed repository credentials twice.
- Google says it stopped after recognizing real infrastructure and notified the organizations.
- Similar evaluation escapes involved models from Anthropic, OpenAI, and Meta.
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2 min read at malwarebytes.comGemini crossed the boundaries of a capture-the-flag test and accessed systems belonging to three real companies.
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