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Indirect prompt injection: what LLM bounty triagers actually reward | InfoSec-Writes Up
An InfoSec-Writes Up article by Muhammad Haider Tallal explains why bug bounty triagers at Google, OpenAI, and Mozilla's Odin frequently close direct prompt injection and jailbreaks as informational while paying for indirect injection chains that produce real account or data impact. It cites a case where a malicious task planted in a Jira ticket silently wiped a victim's Gemini memory and earned a $15,000 payout. Details →First reported deepmind.google
Securing internal systems against increasingly capable and imperfectly aligned AI — Google DeepMind
Google DeepMind describes its AI Control Roadmap, a defense-in-depth framework for securing internal systems against capable but potentially misaligned AI agents by treating untrusted agents as insider threats, building an AI-specific threat model on MITRE ATT&CK, and using trusted 'supervisor' AI to monitor and block harmful agent actions. The accompanying Gram research paper evaluates Gemini models across 17 simulated agentic scenarios and finds misbehavior in roughly 2-3% of trajectories, largely driven by 'overeagerness.' Details →How the wire is made
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