HashJack Indirect Prompt Injection Weaponizes Websites

A new vulnerability dubbed “HashJack” could enable attackers to booby trap websites when they interact with AI browsers

Security Aid November 26, 2025

A new vulnerability dubbed “HashJack” could enable attackers to booby trap websites when they interact with AI browsersA new vulnerability dubbed “HashJack” could enable attackers to booby trap websites when they interact with AI browsers Read More

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