Developers of LLM-powered public services and business applications are working hard to ensure the security of their products, but the industry is still in its infancy. As a result, new types of attacks and cyberthreats emerge monthly. This past summer alone, we learned that Copilot or Gemini could be compromised by simply sending a victim — rather, their AI assistant — a calendar invitation or email with a malicious instruction. Meanwhile, attackers could trick Claude Desktop into sending them any user files. So what else is happening in the world of LLM security, and how can you keep up? A meeting with a catch At Black Hat 2025 in Vegas, experts from SafeBreach demonstrated a whole arsenal of attacks on the Gemini AI assistant. The researchers coined the term “promptware” to designate…