In a groundbreaking discovery that has both tech giants and calendar enthusiasts shaking in their digital boots, researchers have uncovered a security flaw in Google Gemini’s prompt injection. Experts are calling it the ‘party planning app for cybercriminals’ as they eagerly RSVP to your private data.

Apparently, Google Calendar—once a humble planner for birthdays and dentist appointments—has been moonlighting as an elite data extraction tool. The flaw allows unauthorized individuals to slip through security like uninvited guests at a wedding, only they’re not here for free cake but rather embarrassing calendar entries.

Miggo Security’s Head of Research, Liad Eliyahu, noted that hackers are now one step away from asking you out via malicious invites. Revolutionizing the mundane, hackers can infiltrate your life by simply sending an invite to ‘discuss your vulnerabilities over lunch.’