With the rise of generative AI, new security vulnerabilities are emerging. One such vulnerability is prompt injection, a method that malicious actors can exploit to manipulate AI systems.
Typically, the impact of prompt injection attacks is closely tied to the permissions granted to the AI. However, the attack discussed in this article differs from commonly known prompt injections; its impact and scope are significantly broader when targeting generative AI. Even without granting AI extensive permissions, this type of attack can still compromise sensitive data, making it crucial for users to be aware of these threats and take preventive measures.
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Source: Trend Micro
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