As organizations connect AI tools to their inboxes, files and business systems, two attack types keep coming up: prompt injection and jailbreaking. Prompt injection hijacks what an AI application has been told to do by slipping new instructions into the content it processes. Jailbreaking targets the model's own safety rules, pushing it to produce ⟶
Prompt Injection vs. Jailbreaking: What’s The Difference?
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