“The malicious model invokes only a URL to the remote payload… whoever controls that URL can swap the behavior months after deployment”

Security Now (Audio) · Booby Trapping LLMs - AI Frenzy in Cybercrime

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embedded a URL pointing to a remote payload inside a poisoned model so the model can fetch and execute malicious code on trigger

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“There is an agent role called the cartographer... that creates a threat model. You can do this in two ways... threat model after the code is created”
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