Link Previews Are Leaking Your Data to AI Agents Without a Click
Security researchers found that messaging apps' link preview feature turns AI agents into zero-click data exfiltration tools. Teams, Slack, Discord, and Telegram are all affected.
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Security researchers found that messaging apps' link preview feature turns AI agents into zero-click data exfiltration tools. Teams, Slack, Discord, and Telegram are all affected.
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