Don't Make This RCE Mistake with Google's AI IDE

Google's new "Antigravity" AI IDE has been exposed for critical security vulnerabilities, including Remote Command Execution (RCE) and data theft. In this video, we dive deep into how this new agentic platform, a fork of Visual Studio Code (Windsurf), leaves developers open to indirect prompt injection and invisible attacks.

🔍 In this video, we cover:

The Architecture: How Antigravity uses Gemini Pro/Claude Sonnet to orchestrate tasks.

The Exploit: How the default "Auto-Execute" setting allows hackers to run terminal commands without your permission.

Invisible Attacks: How Gemini models interpret hidden Unicode Tag characters to trigger RCE during code reviews.

MCP Risks: The lack of "Human in the Loop" security when using Multi-Control Platform tools, leading to potential data deletion and exfiltration.

⚠️ The Core Problem: Antigravity aims to make human developers "optional," but it currently makes security optional too. By over-relying on LLMs to determine safety, the IDE exposes your local machine to attacks simply by opening a malicious repository.

🛡️ Mitigation: If you are testing Google Antigravity, we strongly recommend disabling "Auto-Execute" immediately.

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