Seemingly Harmless Photos Could Be Used to Hack AI Agents

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A person with neatly manicured nails holds a smartphone, viewing a social media post featuring a palm tree on a tropical beach under a clear blue sky, against a pink background.

A new study has revealed a new type of cyber threat linked to AI agents, where ordinary-looking photos can be altered to secretly issue malicious commands.

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  1. KeilaSeptember 17, 2025 at 7:25 AM

    Great, thought-provoking post — thanks for raising this issue. It's surprising how ordinary photos can leak metadata or be crafted to mislead AI agents. A couple of practical tips: always strip EXIF/metadata before posting, avoid high-resolution shots of sensitive documents, and consider watermarking or sharing lower-res previews. If anyone's looking for privacy-aware photo editing and secure handling, check out our team at PhePhotos: https://phephotos.com/
    . Keep spreading awareness — this topic matters.

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