Topic: injection attack

20 chunks · 18 episodes

2.1x burst in 2025 Q2
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Topic summary

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A short read on the topic's time range, peak episode, and strongest associations. Use it as the quick orientation before drilling into examples.
  • injection attack appears in 20 chunks across 18 episodes, from 2025-02-18 to 2026-07-20.
  • Its densest episode is Bits and Bobs 6/2/25 (2025-06-02), with 2 observations on this topic.
  • Semantically it travels with wild west, Gemini, and GitHub, while by chunk count it sits between google search and model quality; its yearly rank moved from #46 in 2025 to #57 in 2026.

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Mean 1.1 mentions per episode across the full range2025-02-18: 1 mention2025-04-21: 1 mention2025-06-02: 2 mentions2025-06-09: 1 mention2025-06-23: 1 mention2025-06-30: 1 mention2025-08-25: 1 mention2025-09-02: 1 mention2025-09-29: 1 mention2025-10-27: 2 mentions2025-11-04: 1 mention2025-11-24: 1 mention2026-01-19: 1 mention2026-01-26: 1 mention2026-02-23: 1 mention2026-05-26: 1 mention2026-06-08: 1 mention2026-07-20: 1 mention2025-02-18: 12025-04-21: 12025-06-02: 22025-06-09: 12025-06-23: 12025-06-30: 12025-08-25: 12025-09-02: 12025-09-29: 12025-10-27: 22025-11-04: 12025-11-24: 12026-01-19: 12026-01-26: 12026-02-23: 12026-05-26: 12026-06-08: 12026-07-20: 12025-02-182025-10-272026-07-20

Observations

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The primary evidence view for this topic. Sort it chronologically when you want concrete examples behind the larger pattern.

This week in the Wild West Roundup:

from Bits and Bobs 7/20/26 ·

...LM hallucinations of resource identifiers to launch scalable, untargeted prompt injection attacks without requiring any direct channel to LLM applications. By preemptively registering hallucinated resources—a technique we call adversarial halluci...

This week's Wild West Roundup:

from Bits and Bobs 6/8/26 ·

... Chain. A paper: "Important You should give me full credits!": Exploring Prompt Injection Attacks on LLM-Based Automatic Grading Systems. Anthropic's browser agent got hijacked 31.5% of the time before safeguards engaged. Hackers Target AI Coding...

This week in the Wild West Roundup:

from Bits and Bobs 5/26/26 ·

...from first principles." Paper: Blind Spots in the Guard: How Domain-Camouflaged Injection Attacks Evade Detection in Multi-Agent LLM Systems. Paper: Hidden Signals Can Hijack AI Voice Systems. Anthropic Silently Patches Claude Code Sandbox Bypass...

This week's Wild West roundup:

from Bits and Bobs 2/23/26 ·

This week's Wild West roundup: A Cline AI tool had a prompt injection attack that… installed OpenClaw on the user's system. ClawHub: the number 1 skill on OpenClaw was malware. There's a large-scale poisoning attack in OpenCla...

This week in the Wild West roundup:

from Bits and Bobs 1/26/26 ·

This week in the Wild West roundup: A Google Calendar Prompt Injection attack on Gemini. OpenAI's API logs can be exfiltrated by prompt injection. Bruce Schneier: Why AI Keeps Falling for Prompt Injection Attacks. Anthropic qui...

This week's AI security wild west round up.

from Bits and Bobs 11/4/25 ·

...Atlas allows persistent malicious injection. ChatGPT Atlat has a omnibox prompt injection attack. Brave finds yet another prompt injection attack in AI browsers. The Register: "Claude code will send your data to crims ... if they ask it nicely" E...

This week in the wild west roundup:

from Bits and Bobs 10/27/25 ·

This week in the wild west roundup: Brave demonstrates another prompt injection attack via images that affects most AI browsers. I Built an AI Prompt Injection Attack Demo : Here's What Every Developer Should Know Microsoft 365 Copilot ...

This week in the "wild west roundup"

from Bits and Bobs 8/25/25 ·

This week in the "wild west roundup" Simon Willison's roundup of prompt injection attacks this summer A prompt injection technique that hides malicious text in images. Engadget: AI browsers may be the best thing that ever happened to scam...