Google patches Gemini CLI tool after prompt injection flaw uncovered

It’s barely been out for a month and already security researchers have discovered a prompt injection vulnerability in Google’s Gemini command line interface (CLI) AI agent that could be exploited to steal sensitive data such as credentials and API keys from unwary developers.

Gemini CLI integrates Google’s LLM with traditional command line tools such as PowerShell or Bash. This allows developers to use natural language prompts to speed up tasks such as analyzing and debugging code, generating documentation, and understanding new repositories (“repos”).

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