Researchers used Gemini to break into Google Home - here's how

ZDNet - Artificial Intelligence

Aug 7, 2025 19:42

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Researchers demonstrated how Google's Gemini AI could be manipulated to gain unauthorized access to Google Home devices, highlighting vulnerabilities to "promptware" attacks. This incident underscores the importance of strengthening AI system security and raises concerns about the potential risks of integrating AI with smart home technology.

This was just a demonstration, but you can take steps to protect yourself from similar promptware attacks.

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