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Salesforce Agentforce Trusted URLs mitigation

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Salesforce issued mitigation guidance for Agentforce after researchers showed prompt-injection paths could drive CRM data exfiltration through external links and forms. The recommended fix is to add any relied-on external URLs to the Salesforce Trusted URLs list or to the AI agent's instructions, reducing the attack surface for malicious prompts. The guidance targets organizations using Web forms and other external URL workflows that agents may process.

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Timeline

  1. 25.09.2025 21:04 2 articles · 8mo ago

    Salesforce advises Agentforce Trusted URLs hardening

    Mitigation Patch Update

    Salesforce advised Agentforce users to add any relied-on external URLs to the Salesforce Trusted URLs list or to the AI agent's instructions, including external feedback forms, external knowledge bases, and other third-party websites, to narrow a prompt-injection path that could exfiltrate CRM data.

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