intelligence_src_c25d91fa3ad9ae9ac7
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- Jan 07, 2025 04:30 UTC
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At Black Hat Europe I did a fun presentation titled SpAIware and More: Advanced Prompt Injection Exploits. Without diving into the details of the entire talk, the key point I was making is that prompt injection can impact all aspects of the CIA security triad. However, there is one part that I want to highlight explicitly: A Command and Control system (C2) that uses prompt injection to remote control ChatGPT instances. Remote Controlling ChatGPT Instances! An adversary can compromise ChatGPT instances and have them join a central Command and Control system which provides updated instructions for all the remote controlled ChatGPT instances to follow over-time.
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