An attacker could use prompt injecting to include malicious commands with your own prompts, says Brave, potentially gaining access to your personal data.

Just ask Microsoft, DuckDuckGo, Brave and the slew of other search engines that have tried to scrape away at Google's near 90 ...

Perplexity’s Comet browser is the first AI browser I’ve tried that feels different. Instead of just providing glorified ...

There’s a new generation of browsers coming to shake up the market and revolutionize the way we use the web—at least, that’s ...

A new report shows Perplexity's agentic AI falling for obvious phishing sites and executing malicious prompts.

A study looking into agentic AI browsers has found that these emerging tools are vulnerable to both new and old schemes that ...

Rival Brave flags prompt injection vulnerability, now patched To the surprise of no one in the security industry, processing ...

Overview The Comet AI Web Browser transforms browsing into an intelligent, task-driven experience with built-in AI assistance ...

Perplexity's new Comet AI browser could potentially expose users' personal data to attackers through prompt injection, according to a recent blog post by Brave.

I tried the Perplexity's AI Comet browser, and I can say with certainty that it is not quite there yet. I am better off sticking with Brave.

First, Cloudflare accused the AI company of bypassing no-crawl directives. Now Perplexity says Cloudflare has it all wrong.

Perplexity on Wednesday launched its first AI-powered web browser, called Comet, marking the startup’s latest effort to challenge Google Search as the primary avenue people use to find ...