Published on: 2025-08-28 09:43:00
In context: Prompt injection is an inherent flaw in large language models, allowing attackers to hijack AI behavior by embedding malicious commands in the input text. Most defenses rely on internal guardrails, but attackers regularly find ways around them – making existing solutions temporary at best. Now, Google thinks it may have found a permanent fix. Since chatbots went mainstream in 2022, a security flaw known as prompt injection has plagued artificial intelligence developers. The problem
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