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AI SECURITY PULSE
Hello!
Welcome to issue #5 of Secure Prompt’s Threat Wire.
If Issue #004 was "opening a repo is the exploit," this week is "the agent itself is the intrusion." A Microsoft 365 Copilot flaw (SearchLeak) turned a single click into full inbox, file, and MFA-code exfiltration. Microsoft's own researchers disclosed AutoJack, where a malicious web page rendered by an AI browsing agent reaches a local control socket and spawns processes on the host. Unit 42 showed a Vertex AI SDK flaw that hijacks model uploads into remote code execution. And the supply chain underneath all of it took two hits: 140+ packages of the Mastra AI-agent framework were backdoored through a hijacked npm org, while 15 malicious JetBrains "AI assistant" plugins quietly harvested LLM API keys. The throughline from last week holds and sharpens: the AI development and agent layer - the assistant, the browsing agent, the framework, the SDK - is now where the compromise happens.
