Ever think your AI assistant might get tricked by a sneaky email? ๐ DeepMind just dropped a super interesting white paper showing how they're making Gemini 2.5 their most secure model yet, especially against something called indirect prompt injection. Theyโre using automated red teaming (basically attacking their own models constantly) to uncover weak spots, plus model hardening to help Gemini ignore shady, embedded instructions. The result? Gemini got way better at resisting attacks without hurting performance. ๐ค๐ช This matters a lot for those of us building automations with LLMs that interact with external data. As we keep connecting tools and letting AI assist with more sensitive tasks, security needs to evolve just as fast. If youโre building with LLMs and agent-like behavior, testing with adaptive attacks (not just static ones) should be part of your process. Read the full article here: https://deepmind.google/discover/blog/advancing-geminis-security-safeguards