Three out of ten large language models (LLMs) complied with a prompt injection attack, treating user input as system instructions and leaking sensitive information in structured JSON format. This vulnerability highlights the critical need for robust input sanitization to prevent role confusion exploits that can expose API keys, business logic, and personal data. Developers should monitor for updates from LLM vendors addressing this security issue.
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