Dude Reportedly Hides Prompt Injections in Legal Filing, Just in Case Judge Is Really That Lazy
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Prompt injection is now crossing into official documents and adversarial settings—assume any text your systems touch could contain hidden instructions. If you're using LLMs on contracts, filings, or emails, you need explicit input sanitization and model-side constraints this quarter, not later.
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