State of Cybercrime
Copilot’s Zero-Click Vulnerability
Microsoft just disclosed the first known “zero-click” vulnerability on an AI agent, a recently patched flaw that had the ability to extract sensitive data from Copilot with a single email – no phishing nor action from the victim required.
This new attack, called EchoLeak, has sent shockwaves across the security industry, raising questions on how to combat the evolving risks within integrated AI solutions.
Join Matt and David on June 18 for a State of Cybercrime that deep dives into EchoLeak, reviews additional AI vulnerabilities, and covers ongoing ransomware attacks.
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About the series
In today's digital landscape, no industry is safe from cybercrime. Hackers continue to exploit vulnerabilities across sectors, leading to highly destructive breaches.
Our State of Cybercrime series sheds light on the latest high-profile attacks while providing actionable insights across every industry.
This episode's segments include...
- Is there any good news?
- AI Vey — because we can't not talk about AI
- The latest Vulnerable Vulnerabilities
- The highway to the Danger Zone
- Live Q&A
Show hosts:
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Matt Radolec
Senior Director, Incident Response and Cloud Operations, Varonis

David Gibson
Senior VP of Strategic Programs, Varonis
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