Scworld Google Patches GeminiJack Zero-Click Exploit in Gemini Enterprise
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Google has addressed a zero-click vulnerability in Gemini Enterprise and Vertex AI, identified as 'GeminiJack.' Discovered by Noma Labs in June 2025, this exploit could have allowed attackers to steal sensitive corporate data through malicious calendar invites, emails, or shared documents without user interaction.
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