Cybersecurity researchers at Forcepoint have discovered new indirect prompt injection attacks that exploit AI assistants, particularly targeting tools like GitHub Copilot. These attacks work by embedding hidden instructions within website code, which the AI assistants unknowingly execute. This poses a significant risk as it allows attackers to manipulate the AI's responses without direct interaction. Companies using these AI tools should be vigilant about the code they incorporate into their platforms, as these vulnerabilities could lead to unintended outputs or security breaches. The findings emphasize the need for better safeguards in AI systems to prevent such exploitation.