A hacker recently injected code into Amazon Q in order to warn users of the platform’s potential security flaws. But the ...

A hacker exploited Amazon's AI coding tool, Q Developer, by submitting a malicious pull request on GitHub. The compromised ...

Had Q executed this, it would have erased local files and, under certain conditions, dismantled AWS cloud infrastructure.

The attacker was able to inject unauthorized code into the assistant's open-source GitHub repository. This code included ...

Amazon forced to remove older version of Q Developer Extension due to malicious code injection – so users should update now.

A hacker planted data wiping code in a version of Amazon's generative AI-powered assistant, the Q Developer Extension for ...

The incident highlights rising AI risks as malicious actors exploit powerful tools amid weak safeguards and oversight.

Amazon Q aims to help workers draft emails, write blogs, summarize reports, and troubleshoot bugs. It is the latest addition to AI chatbots released by big tech companies over the past year.

One of the notable aspects of Amazon Q is its ability to connect to business data from a variety of applications, including Microsoft 365, Slack, Salesforce, Dropbox, and Amazon S3.

Amazon Q Builder will be $25 per month and is aimed at developers and IT professionals who want to build, optimize, and operate applications using the platform.

Amazon Q provides links to the sources and documents it uses, and allows the user to drill down into more details or ask follow-up questions. He said that Amazon Q can do all this in just a ...