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Indirect prompt injection remains a key security challenge for large language models because standard transformers do not differentiate source authority. The proposed provenance-aware transformers introduce structural trust-boundary separation to better distinguish between retrieved documents, user...
Indirect prompt injection remains a key security challenge for large language models because standard transformers do not differentiate source authority. The proposed provenance-aware transformers introduce structural trust-boundary separation to better distinguish between retrieved documents, user...
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Indirect prompt injection (IPI) remains a central safety and security challenge for large language model (LLM) systems because standard transformers lack architectural notion of source authority. Retrieved documents, user inputs, and system instructions are all processed through the same undifferentiated attention...
By embedding source authority into the model architecture, this approach aims to reduce vulnerabilities to indirect prompt injection attacks. This structural separation could improve the safety and reliability of LLM systems handling mixed input sources.
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