Your AI assistants in Windows 11 could be giving hackers your files
www.windowscentral.comMicrosoft warns that new AI agents, which access your Documents and Desktop, introduce novel security risks like Xpia.
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I mean, a browser can also install malware on your PC
Yeah, but there is a big difference between you going to Google looking for Nvidia drivers and downloading them from nvidia.definitelynotmalware.me versus asking AI to download the Nvidia drivers and it pulling them from nvidia.definitelynotmalware.me without telling you.
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