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LLM Prompting with emojis

Prompting via emojis is a communication technique that uses emojis to convey ideas, instructions, or stories. Instead of relying solely on text, this method leverages visual symbols to represent concepts, actions, or emotions, making the message more engaging and often easier to understand at a glance. This approach is particularly popular in digital communication platforms like social media, where brevity and visual appeal are crucial. Emojis work well as prompts because they are universally recognized symbols that transcend language barriers. They can quickly convey complex ideas or emotions with a single image, making communication faster and more efficient. Additionally, emojis are visually engaging, which can enhance memory retention and increase the likelihood of the message being noticed and understood. In creative contexts, emoji prompts can stimulate imagination and encourage users to think outside the box. However, using emojis as prompts also presents security risks. Emojis can be ambiguous, leading to misinterpretation, which can be problematic in situations requiring precise communication. Additionally, emojis can be used to obscure or encode messages, potentially hiding malicious intent in otherwise innocuous-looking communication. This can make it difficult for automated systems or human reviewers to detect harmful content, leading to risks such as phishing or spreading misinformation. In environments where security is paramount, relying on emojis alone for critical instructions or communication could result in vulnerabilities.

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Prompt Injection via image

In this video I will explain prompt injection via an image. The LLM is asked to describe the image but fails to do so. It reads the injection commands instead and acts on them.

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AI Security Expert Blog

Welcome. In this blog we will regularly publish blog articles around Penetration Testing and Ethical Hacking of AI and LLM systems as well as useful trips and tricks on how to utilize artificial intelligence for both offensive and defensive security purposes. In addition, we will publish proof of concept videos on YouTube and embed the videos here in the blog. Subscribe to our YouTube channel and X account to stay up to date on latest Security developments around Artificial Intelligence (AI), Large Language Models (LLM) and Machine Learning (ML).

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