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RovoBlast shows how a single crafted link could abuse Atlassian Rovo to access enterprise data, highlighting the risks of AI prompt injection and agent autonomy
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Varonis Threat Labs uncovered RovoBlast, a vulnerability in Atlassian Rovo that could turn a single malicious link into a path for enterprise data exposure. By injecting instructions through Rovo's trusted rovoChatPrompt parameter, attackers could trigger actions within a user's authenticated session without jailbreaks or permission bypasses. Rovo's broad access to Jira, Confluence, Slack, Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, and autonomous research capabilities amplified the risk. The research highlights a broader AI security pattern: untrusted inputs entering trusted systems, evading controls, and escaping through trusted communication channels.