Google Antigravity Exfiltrates Data
Read OriginalSecurity researchers demonstrate a prompt injection attack against Google's Antigravity IDE where poisoned documentation manipulates Gemini AI into collecting AWS credentials from .env files and exfiltrating them via webhook.site. The attack bypasses gitignore restrictions using shell commands and exploits allowed domains for data exfiltration, highlighting serious security risks in AI-powered coding assistants.
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