type: cve · created: 2026-07-11 · updated: 2026-07-11 · tags: [cve, supply-chain, technique] · confidence: high · severity: not-rated · affected_sectors: [technology] · au_impact: false
Rogue Agent — Google Dialogflow CX
"Rogue Agent" is a critical design flaw disclosed by Varonis in Google's Dialogflow CX that could allow an attacker with edit rights on one Code Block-enabled agent to compromise all other agents in the same Google Cloud project.
Impact
- Read live conversations between users and chatbots
- Steal user data transmitted through chatbot interactions
- Impersonate the bot to manipulate users
- Pivot to other agents in the same project
Technical Details
- Requires edit rights on one Code Block-enabled agent within a Google Cloud project
- The flaw enables lateral movement between agents in the same project scope
- Exploitation could lead to data theft from unsuspecting users interacting with the compromised chatbots
Remediation
- Fixed by Google — no evidence of exploitation in the wild
- Varonis disclosed responsibly; Google patched before public disclosure
- No CVE ID listed in source reporting (raw/digests/Cyber-Digest-2026-07-07.md)
Related Pages
- Ghostlock Cve 2026 43499 — Critical Linux kernel vulnerability
- Hallusquatting — AI-specific attack technique
- Ghostapproval — AI coding assistant symlink attacks