Post #4406960
2026-08-06 01:03 UTC
@fluffy@plush.city @Xkeeper@icosahedron.website As soon as I heard about RAG (the hot jargon for having an LLM based tool fetch arbitrary text from the internet to feed into the LLM) I predicted websites would start serving hidden prompt injections. I assume at this point that hidden prompt injections are everywhere. Much like scam phone calls or emails, you only need a tiny percentage of “wins” to make it worth the effort.
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@ZanaGB@lgbtqia.space 2026-08-06 05:32
@r343l@freeradical.zone @fluffy@plush.city @Xkeeper@icosahedron.website Time to step up the game and increase the injections tenfold. Make those websites more bloated than the lips of TV stars in late 90's Make those suckers eat it whole Make those losers lose their data Make the tools unusable. Make those companies suffer.
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@r343l@freeradical.zone 2026-08-06 01:04
@fluffy@plush.city @Xkeeper@icosahedron.website All that to say, I am incredibly amused that the thread seems to be mostly folks upset that how dare they be so “malicious” and seriously a site operator getting a little annoyed at LLM clients is small potatoes compared to the actual malicious content targetting LLMs out on the internet.