Large Language Models (LLMs) can introduce security vulnerabilities when their output is treated as executable code, leading to command injection attacks. Developers must ensure that LLM-generated commands are properly validated before execution to prevent unauthorized system actions. This highlights the need for robust input and output handling mechanisms in AI-driven applications.
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