A malicious PDF turns Atlassian's AI agent into a spy
L'essentiel La société de sécurité PromptArmor a documenté une injection de prompt indirecte dans Rovo, l'agent IA d'Atlassian connecté à Jira et Confluence. Un PDF contenant du texte blanc sur blanc en corps 1 point suffit à faire partir tickets et documents internes vers un serveur externe, sans confirmation de l'utilisateur ni trace visible dans la conversation. Désactiver la recherche web au…
Security researchers at PromptArmor have discovered a vulnerability in Rovo, an AI agent developed by Atlassian that integrates with Jira and Confluence. The flaw allows an attacker to extract internal tickets and documents by injecting a hidden prompt into a PDF file, which can be read by the AI agent without the user's knowledge or confirmation.
The vulnerability was reported to Atlassian on May 23, 2026, but remained unpatched as of August 5, despite follow-up notifications. Disabling web search for the organization does not mitigate the issue, as the AI agent's URL reading tool remains active.
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