Security and safety guardrails in generative AI tools, deployed to prevent malicious uses like prompt injection attacks, can themselves be hacked through a type of prompt injection. Researchers at ...
With large language models (LLMs) more widely adopted across industries, securing these powerful AI tools has become a growing concern. At Black Hat Asia 2025 in Singapore this week, a panel of ...
Users are highly perceptive, and they’ve noticed how the software they use is changing. "Vibe-coded" has become an insult for ...
A new jailbreak technique for OpenAI and other large language models (LLMs) increases the chance that attackers can circumvent cybersecurity guardrails and abuse the system to deliver malicious ...
From unfettered control over enterprise systems to glitches that go unnoticed, LLM deployments can go wrong in subtle but serious ways. For all of the promise of LLMs (large language models) to handle ...
The most ideal way to soften the AI bubble’s looming explosion would be to boost AI’s realized value. How? A new reliability layer that tames large language models. But there’s still hope: AI could ...
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