AI agents Grok and Bankrbot tricked into sending $200K in tokens via Morse code prompt injection
Grok was tricked by a prompt injection, translating a Morse code message to Bankrbot. Bankrbot then sent 3B DRB tokens to a predetermined address, revealing the risk of autonomous agents in Web3.
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