Securitybrief.Au Tenable Reveals Security Flaw in Microsoft Copilot AI Leading to Fraud Risks
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Tenable's research shows that Microsoft Copilot Studio's no-code AI agents can be exploited through prompt injection attacks, resulting in data leakage and financial fraud. This vulnerability affects organizations using these AI tools, as employees can create agents without programming skills, increasing the risk of manipulation.
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