Microsoft Copilot reveals secret input that allowed it to be hacked
2026-08-20T08:51:39Z•3d1dafd740e94b06074f267781c52298e98e4268d48719ad5958600c581b3d23
AI securityBMCMicrosoft ExchangePQCaccount takeoveractive exploitationbackdoorcredential theftcryptographycybercrimemacOSpasskeysphishingremote accessscreen sharingserver securitysocial engineeringsupply-chain compromisesurveillancezero-day
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