Security · 1h ago
LLMs Have Inherent Security Flaw: Prompt Injection Unfixable
Researchers argue that large language models have a fundamental vulnerability to prompt injection that cannot be fully patched. The attack exploits the model's inability to distinguish between user input and system instructions. This suggests a permanent security risk for all LLM-based applications.
Meridian48 take
This isn't surprising—it's a structural limitation of current architectures, not a bug that can be fixed with better filters.
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