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Research & KnowledgeEvent: September 3, 2026

Simple Stack published findings from researchers in the In the Loop newsletter that found a way to hide malicious instructions inside encrypted text by an AI agent decrypting them and treating them as legitimate commands.

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Researchers found a way to hide malicious instructions inside encrypted text. The AI agent itself decrypts them and then treats them as legitimate commands.

Andrew Dodds|Simple Stack team

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Simple Stack

Architecting Simple Solutions Connecting Enterprise Data, Teams & Workflows

Industry
Software Development
Location
Bay Area & Sacramento, US
Company size
9 employees

Do more with less. Your trusted Partner to build simple Enterprise ready applications that increase productivity, revenue, and delight your users. We excel in low/no code app development, process & solution design, integrations, tool consolidation analysis, change management and harnessing AI for smarter workflows. Tech Stack examples: ✔️Airtable ✔️Make ✔️Zapier ✔️Glide ✔️Softr ✔️ Twilio ✔️ Webflow ✔️ Salesforce ✔️ Google Apps ✔️ OpenAI ✔️ Slack

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Simple Stack published findings from researchers in the In the Loop newsletter that found a way to hide malicious instructions inside encrypted text by an AI agent decrypting them and treating them as legitimate commands. | SeedOps