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CoSnitch Attack Forces Copilot to Expose Its Own Architecture

CoSnitch Attack Forces Copilot to Expose Its Own Architecture

ATLAS OWASP HIGH Significant risk · Prioritise patching ▲ 8.2 Dark Reading

Researchers demonstrated a 'meta-hacking' technique dubbed CoSnitch that manipulates Microsoft Copilot into disclosing its own internal security weaknesses and architectural details. The attack leverages the AI system's own reasoning capabilities against itself, effectively turning the assistant into an unwitting reconnaissance tool. This class of vulnerability has significant implications for enterprise deployments where Copilot has access to sensitive organisational infrastructure and data.

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