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Google's AI Agent Exposes 500+ Web Bugs in Own Apps

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Google's AI agent PageBreak has exposed over 500 web bugs in its own apps, but only two vulnerabilities were found in those built using high-assurance frameworks. This stark contrast highlights a significant security risk for crypto and DeFi frontends, DEX/CEX interfaces, and wallets. The findings indicate that these vulnerable areas need urgent attention from developers and users.

PageBreak's scan revealed 500+ cross-site scripting (XSS) vulnerabilities in Google web apps, while only two such issues were detected in applications built on high-assurance frameworks. This disparity underscores the importance of adopting more secure development practices to reduce the attack surface and improve overall security.

The discovery is particularly concerning for crypto and DeFi frontends, as these platforms are often targeted by hackers. The recent findings suggest that a more proactive approach to security is necessary to prevent potential breaches and maintain user trust.

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