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Google DeepMind / Google Β· Mountain View, CA, USA Β· founded 1998 Β· Gemini, Vertex AI, AX (agent orchestrator), Chrome AI

Google's AI-security notes are mostly about the security posture of the platforms it ships β€” the default configuration of its open-sourced agent orchestrator, and indirect prompt-injection research against Gemini-class assistants.

Each entry summarises what a named outlet reported and links the source. This is commentary on published reporting, not PlayCISO’s own allegation; severity and category are our classification of the reported facts, not a legal conclusion.

Reported incidents (2)

AX agent orchestrator shipped a wide-open sample gatewayMedium
2026-09Β·Insecure default (platform)

Google open-sourced AX, a Kubernetes-native agent orchestrator designed around sandboxing and an explicit network allowlist. An independent review (Wavect) reported that the documented example Gateway allowed every host on port 443 rather than a real allowlist, and that the budget/approval policy field was reserved and effectively disabled β€” a gap between the design intent and the shipped defaults. PlayCISO compared it against rival orchestrators.

Indirect prompt-injection research against Gemini-class assistantsNotable
2026Β·Prompt injection (research)

Researchers have repeatedly demonstrated indirect prompt injection against assistant products that read untrusted content (email, documents, web pages), a class that applies to Gemini-integrated surfaces as to all LLM assistants. These are research demonstrations of a systemic weakness, not a single breach.

Google β€” Security Incident Tracker Β· PlayCISO