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Imagine you visit a website with ChatGPT, and suddenly, it stops working entirely! In this post we show how an attacker can use prompt injection to cause a persistent denial of service that lasts across chat sessions for a user. Hacking Memories Previously we discussed how ChatGPT is vulnerable to automatic tool invocation of the memory tool. This can be used by an attacker during prompt injection
Sorry, ChatGPT Is Under Maintenance: Persistent Denial of Service through Prompt Injection and Memory Attacks7c87d55d6727b7ce3a3859009da6fd3691ce23168bb55643fa9d44712633133eNetwork indicators are visibly defanged. This page does not make them clickable or send them to another service.
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