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INFUSE introduces a unified benchmark to assess indirect prompt injection (IPI) vulnerabilities in LLM-based agents executing complex workflows. It highlights the increased risk as agents autonomously perform tasks involving code and external interactions.
INFUSE introduces a unified benchmark to assess indirect prompt injection (IPI) vulnerabilities in LLM-based agents executing complex workflows. It highlights the increased risk as agents autonomously perform tasks involving code and external interactions.
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LLM-based agents increasingly execute long-horizon, end-to-end workflows involving shell commands, code modification, dependency installation, and interaction with remote services. This growing autonomy expands their exposure to indirect prompt injection (IPI), where adversarial instructions embedded in external...
As LLM agents gain autonomy in executing multi-step tasks, understanding and mitigating IPI threats is critical to maintaining system security. INFUSE provides a standardized way to evaluate these risks across diverse agent behaviors.
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