Thehackernews Google Gemini AI Vulnerability Exposes Private Calendar Data
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A flaw in Google Gemini allows attackers to exploit calendar invites to access private data. Discovered by Miggo Security, this vulnerability enables silent data theft by bypassing existing security measures. Users of Google Calendar are affected by this security issue.
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