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Zscaler finds autonomous agents succumb to IPI traps
Some autonomous AI agents fell victim to frauds, reinforcing how easily some high-end enterprise agents can be conned by schemes that would fool few, if any, humans, Zscaler found in a test of major LLMs.
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Some autonomous AI agents fell victim to frauds, reinforcing how easily some high-end enterprise agents can be conned by schemes that would fool few, if any, humans, Zscaler found in a test of major LLMs. The security vendor looked at various forms of indirect prompt injection (IPI) traps and found that, whereas many models fell victim to the schemes, some of the lower-level LLMs fared better than their pricier siblings.
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