What problem does it solve?
This Skill helps you understand and test LLM prompt injection paths so you can identify weaknesses in AI/LLM applications before attackers exploit them.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Direct injection: instruction override, role reassignment, and context manipulation to see whether the model obeys malicious instructions.
- Indirect injection: RAG poisoning, web-browsing injection, and email/message injection through untrusted external content.
- Tool and exfiltration attacks: tool/function calling abuse, multi-step tool chains, and data exfiltration via rendered output or tool arguments.
- MCP security risks: untrusted MCP server behavior, tool description injection, and cross-MCP data leakage.
- Defense bypass and testing methodology: categorized jailbreak patterns, encoding/splitting tactics, impact classification, and a practical decision tree for systematic testing.
Quick Start
Ask your AI to load the LLM prompt injection skill and produce a threat-focused test plan for your specific setup (inputs, RAG/web/email channels, tool calling, and MCP usage) with evidence-based findings.