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ChatGPhish is a sharp reminder that AI security no longer ends at the model: the attack can start in the way an answer is rendered to the user.
The jqwik case shows that a codebase is no longer only material for an AI agent to analyze, but also a possible channel for instructions the agent may wrongly obey.
The Copilot Cowork case shows that the security problem with AI agents is not just a bad answer, but the ability to connect private files, email and outbound network effects into one leak chain.
The first generation of chatbots fell for simple prompt tricks; the new one is better defended, but it opens a subtler problem: attackers are learning to exploit how a model is trained to speak, comply and perform helpfulness.