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by jorisw 4 days ago
Would it be simple to explain as well? I'm interested
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I am not OP, but completely isolating the AI from any actions other than what's expected would be a start. IE a specific API only for the AI, in which there is not even any access for the prompt injection to even make sense. But just an idea from an onlooker.
I can recommend having a look at secure design patterns for LLM agents. Simon Willison has a great post on this: https://simonwillison.net/2025/Jun/13/prompt-injection-desig...
Now that you mention it, why don't we encrypt injectable data that comes from users and only decrypt it on the client?
The issue is that certain questions may genuinely require the LLM to have the raw descriptions. For example, "List my grocery store transactions".
You mean, use encryption (+base64 or something) as a "poor man's" string-escape? Interesting idea!