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Microsoft reported that email spammers are using ASCII smuggling to hide malicious instructions from platform filters.
Microsoft says email spammers are using ASCII smuggling to conceal malicious instructions and evade platform filters, adapting a technique previously used in AI prompt-injection attacks.
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