5h ago · 8 min read · PortSwigger has taken an important step towards understanding LLM attacks. I studied this topic and wrote down the key points to better understand it. 1. Fundamental Concepts Learn a little more about
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3d ago · 10 min read · Severity: P0 · Critical · ResolvedTechnique: Multi-turn contextual prompt chainingVulnerability Chain: Broken Access Control → Indirect Prompt Injection (RAG Poisoning) → Agentic Tool AbuseResult: Per
Join discussion5d ago · 10 min read · Published on Hashnode | Anvesh Raju Vishwaraju | June 2026 I came across an article recently that genuinely surprised me. Not because the topic was new to me — but because someone at the same educatio
AAbhijeet commented6d ago · 16 min read · Prompt injection is not a theoretical concern. It is the most consistently exploited vulnerability class in production AI agent systems today, and the attack surface grows in direct proportion to how
Join discussionMay 29 · 3 min read · You received a normal email. No malicious links. No suspicious attachments. But that single email was enough for your company's AI assistant to silently send all your confidential data to an attacker!
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