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Perplexity Comet Browser Vulnerability Put Sensitive Data at Risk

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Comments (3)

jeffgreco · 4h ago

Read without Twitter login: https://nitter.tiekoetter.com/brave/status/19581523149145088...

Better yet, the blog post: https://brave.com/blog/comet-prompt-injection/

yogorenapan · 3h ago

From Brave in one of the replies: "We’re working on agentic AI and will have another blog soon about how we’re making it secure."

This seems like pretty big news. Everyone is making the browser AI now. I can only hope Librewolf strips out whatever random anti-features show up in Firefox as well in the future

duydepdai112 · 6h ago

In my opinion, Brave browser is very...sucks.I think that the best of chromium-based privacy browser is ungoogled chromium