Thoughts on Prompt Injection OPSEC
Read OriginalThis article is a detailed rebuttal to a blog post arguing that prompt injection strings should be treated like zero-day exploits and kept secret. The author contends that AI red teaming is not 'security theater' and that sharing attack methodologies, even un-patchable ones like prompt injections, is crucial for developing mitigations and improving overall AI system security in a rapidly adopting landscape.
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