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AI Security Flaw and New Research Highlight User Risks

A vulnerability in a popular AI developer framework was disclosed, as a new study found that interactive chatbots can reduce user privacy vigilance.

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A critical vulnerability in the LangChainGo AI framework was disclosed, while a new Penn State study found that interactive chatbots can lower users' privacy concerns.

The risks associated with artificial intelligence were highlighted on Sep 15, 2025, with the disclosure of a significant software vulnerability and the publication of new research on the psychological manipulation of users. The events reveal a complex threat landscape that spans from the underlying code of AI tools to the cognitive biases of end-users.

LangChainGo Vulnerability Disclosed

A flaw in LangChainGo, a popular open-source framework for building applications with large language models, was reported as CVE-2025-9556. The vulnerability allows an attacker to read arbitrary files on a server by injecting malicious code into prompt templates. The issue is caused …

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