Oct 6, 2024
LLM Agent Security: Jailbreaking Vulnerabilities and Mitigation Strategies
mohammed arsalan , Vishwesh bhat
This project investigates jailbreaking vulnerabilities in Large Language Model agents, analyzes their implications for agent security, and proposes mitigation strategies to build safer AI systems.
Jaime Raldua
It seems that most of the focus was in the literature review since these are all existing techniques, but the output is rather shallow and it is hard to know what is exactly the contribution. There could have been more emphasis in what is exactly the current state of jailbreaks, how your work advances our general knowledge of jailbreaks and how jailbreaks for agents are different from standard chatbot jailbreaks.
Astha Puri
This submission talks about existing techniques but does not focus on how their work builds anything on top of them. The write up is very sparse.
Ankush Garg
This project provides a review of several methods to exploit vulnerabilities and as such jailbreak the LLM systems. The authors follow up with a discussion on potential societal and privacy implications for the same and discuss some mitigation strategies. The working demo shows one interesting example of prompt engineering that gets LLMs to answer with SQL injection attacks. Going forward I would love to see some potential mitigation strategies in the working demo
Cite this work
@misc {
title={
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author={
mohammed arsalan , Vishwesh bhat
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date={
10/6/24
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organization={Apart Research},
note={Research submission to the research sprint hosted by Apart.},
howpublished={https://apartresearch.com}
}
