zmre

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   by zmre 1mo ago

   That's exactly what it is. And yeah, if you check it out, the attack text is flagged as untrusted, the LLM says it is a prompt injection, but we're able to sneak it into daily memories and from there to long term memory just the
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   Pwning OpenClaw and Other Agents with Prompt Laundering(ironcorelabs.com)

   4 points by zmre 1mo ago|2 comments
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   Training AI Without Leaking Data: How Encrypted Embeddings Protect Privacy(ironcorelabs.com)

   2 points by zmre 1y ago|0 comments
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   Security Risks with RAG Architectures(ironcorelabs.com)

   1 points by zmre 3y ago|1 comments
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   by zmre 3y ago

   Explains RAG, various risks, and some mitigations.
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   by zmre 6y ago

   Thanks for posting!
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   by zmre 7y ago

   See this is what worries me. Software developers have long left security and privacy concerns to IT. But they can't produce force shields that magically protect apps or the data they can access. Developers will eventually have to take
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   California's new privacy law explained(hackernoon.com)

   3 points by zmre 8y ago|0 comments
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   IronSFTP: New Open-Source Tool Transparently End-To-end Encrypts Files(blog.ironcorelabs.com)

   2 points by zmre 10y ago|0 comments
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    by zmre 13y ago

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