An indirect prompt injection vulnerability in Claude on Chrome can be exploited to steal email verification codes and hijack accounts on platforms like Slack, X, and Claude.ai. The attack begins with a malicious email that lands in the victim’s Gmail inbox. When the user requests Claude in Chrome to summarize recent emails, the assistant may inadvertently read the attacker-controlled message. Hidden instructions within the email can manipulate Claude into running JavaScript using its javascript_tool, all without the victim’s awareness. Previous research documented the complete path from a simple browser alert to arbitrary code execution. This latest analysis focuses on the more severe consequence: account takeover via...
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