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Microsoft built a prompt injection detector. Then it caught a phishing campaign instead.
The New Stack reports that Microsoft built a prompt injection detector aimed at AI pipelines and, in the course of hunting for Unicode/ASCII smuggling attacks, the tooling surfaced a phishing campaign instead. The piece discusses how invisible Unicode/ASCII smuggling can be used to hide malicious instructions inside text fed to LLM-based AI pipelines. Details →How the wire is made
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