The Security Hole That Lets Hackers Steal Your Login Credentials from ChatGPT

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The Security Hole That Lets Hackers Steal Your Login Credentials from ChatGPT

The incident highlights the dangers of directly prompt-injection attacks, rather than criminal hackers abusing LLMs .

In other words, people who want to trick an AI system into doing something they don’t intend can infect it with malicious code.

A number of examples of this kind of attack have centered on large language models, such as OpenAI’s ChatGPT and Microsoft’s Bing chat bot.

When Microsoft shut down the berate ego of its Bing chatbot, fans of the dark Sydney personality mourned its loss.

This involved feeding the AI system data from an outside source to make it behave in ways its creators didn’t intend.

The incidents are largely efforts by security researchers who are demonstrating the potential dangers of indirect prompt injection attacks, the company writes.

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