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Matryoshka (TryHackMe)

1d ago · 10 min read · Matryoshka is a Docker container escape challenge that lives up to its name — like Russian nesting dolls, each layer you break out of reveals another one waiting beneath it. Starting from a restricted

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AI Threat Modelling (TryHackMe)

4d ago · 33 min read · Introduction Artificial intelligence isn't something organisations are still waiting on; it's already embedded in enterprise operations. Language models handle customer support tickets. Recommendation

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Sensitive Information Disclosure (TryHackMe)

5d ago · 38 min read · Introduction Large Language Models generate responses based on patterns learned during training and on data retrieved at runtime. Unlike traditional databases, they do not enforce strict row-level acc

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RAG Security Fundamentals (TryHackMe)

5d ago · 13 min read · Introduction Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) allows language models to use external documents when answering questions. Instead of relying solely on training data, a RAG system retrieves relevant

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Jailbreaking (TryHackm)

5d ago · 29 min read · Jailbreaking and prompt injection are not the same thing, though they are treated as interchangeable so often that the distinction has almost been lost. This room draws a clear line: prompt injection

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Checkpoint (TryHackMe)

5d ago · 17 min read · Introduction Four candidates. One gate. The checklist does not care about reputation. That is the premise of SupplySecLab's evaluation cycle, a sandboxed environment where every model must pass a full

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Payload (TryHackMe)

5d ago · 6 min read · Introduction The SOC alert arrived at 03:14. No deployments were scheduled. No changes were logged. That single line sets the tone for one of the most quietly dangerous attack scenarios in modern AI i

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Understanding AI Supply Chains (TryHackMe)

5d ago · 21 min read · TryHackMe Room: Understanding AI Supply Chains Introduction Every time you use Claude, ChatGPT, GitHub Copilot, or any AI-powered product, you are trusting a model trained somewhere, on some data, by

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Prompt Injection (TryHackMe)

5d ago · 30 min read · Introduction Before I started this room, I thought I understood prompt injection. I had seen the term everywhere in research papers, OWASP Top 10 lists, LinkedIn posts from people who had never touche

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Securing the AI Supply Chain (TryHackMe)

5d ago · 30 min read · Introduction This is your next chapter at TryTrainMe. In the Supply Chain Attack Vectors room, your investigation confirmed the breach: a malicious pickle, a fake repository, and dependency confusion.

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Matryoshka (TryHackMe)

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Jailbreaking (TryHackm)

Checkpoint (TryHackMe)

Payload (TryHackMe)

Understanding AI Supply Chains (TryHackMe)

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Securing the AI Supply Chain (TryHackMe)