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Berkeley researchers cut prompt injection success rates below 15%
UC Berkeley researchers propose StruQ and SecAlign, two fine-tuning methods that reduce prompt injection attack success rates to near zero for optimization-free attacks and below 15% for stronger optimization-based attac
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SourceBerkeley AI Research
Researchers at UC Berkeley have released a defense framework against prompt injection attacks, the top security threat to LLM-integrated applications according to OWASP. The team proposes two fine-tuning-based defenses called StruQ (Structured Queries) and SecAlign (Secure Alignment) that reduce att...
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