ai-prompt-injection

To test your LLM API for prompt injection vulnerabilities, run the provided Python script against your target endpoint. It automates attacks like direct instruction overrides and system prompt extraction to identify security weaknesses.

Indirect prompt injection occurs when malicious content embedded in documents or web pages manipulates AI behavior. This Skill simulates such attacks to help assess if your chatbot can be tricked into performing unauthorized actions.

Yes, you can use this to attempt system prompt extraction from your AI endpoint. It tests whether users can trick the AI into revealing confidential underlying instructions or configuration data.

Testing for LLM jailbreaks requires an AI or LLM-powered endpoint with text input capability. You must have access to the target API to run the provided scripts and assess safety bypass vulnerabilities.

The best way to secure AI APIs against data exfiltration is to proactively test for vulnerabilities. This Skill explores methods to extract data and bypass safety mechanisms, highlighting weaknesses before deployment.

Your chatbot bypasses safety controls during security assessments because the testing script simulates jailbreaking techniques. It identifies vulnerabilities that allow attackers to manipulate model behavior or override instructions.