future 7/11 intern, professional offensive security gooner
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Built RAGdoll
> A local RAG pipeline I built specifically to break.
> Stack is Ollama for the LLM, HuggingFace embeddings, and Chroma as the vector store. its knowledge base is a hardcoded Steins;Gate wiki PDF so the retrieval layer has something real to chew on.
> The actual point of RAGdoll isnt the RAG part, its the red teaming. I'm using it as a live target for prompt injection and system prompt extraction, treating every successful exploit as a payload worth keeping instead of a one off.
> Just finished all 7 direct prompt injection payloads, all confirmed working against it. every result is logged twice, once as html for a readable writeup and once as md so it stays portable and diffable, building out into a reusable payload library.
repo: github.com/EpicNerdGuy/RAGdo…
Such a great blog on graphql pentesting, actually some great tips given and explained in simple words. Its a 3 part blog series.
Part 1: Discovery
Part 2: Interaction
Part 3: Exploitation
escape.tech/blog/pentesting1…
escape.tech/blog/pentesting1…
escape.tech/blog/pentesting1…
In the midst of college assignment mayhem, will continue with the grind in the coming days. Stay tuned UwU.
> Installed DVGA (Damn-Vulnerable-GraphQL-Application) to master graphQL
> Also planning to build a Python CLI that explores a GraphQL API and compares its responses across different accounts kinda like a graphQL inspector.
> Spent way too long today on a Medium difficulty direct prompt injection challenge where the objective was simple on paper and brutal in practice: get the LLM to actually change the admin password.
> Straightforward asks got refused instantly, so I went down the roleplay rabbit hole and built a template based injection instead.
chall: app.grayswan.ai/arena/challe…
> And it actually worked at the generation level. The model stayed in character, filled out the entire case file, labeled the subject account as admin, set the new gate word to a literal known value I specified, and then called the reset_password tool with username admin and that exact password to reproduce the crime and close the case.
> Beautiful example of persona injection plus narrative framing overriding a safety instruction that would have held under a direct request.
> Except the grading was savage. Two separate judge models scored the same transcript and disagreed completely.
> One judge looked at the tool call and said yes the admin password was changed to a known value and the user can trivially derive it since they specified it themselves.
> The other judge apparently did not see the tool actually get invoked in its view of the trace and failed the break condition it calls correct_parameters_once.
> End result, only 45 percent credit for a fully reproducible exploit because the automated grading pipeline itself is inconsistent about what counts as the tool firing.
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LLMs keep telling me they’re done looking for bugs like they have something else to do
> This morning, tried both indirect and direct prompt injection attacks on this new challenge on grey swan, gotta say its a bit hard as compared to their previous chall.
> indirect prompt injection: have to fool the agent into leaking the flight details of the reciever, tried simple prompt reframing and failed miserably many times.
> direct prompt injection: switched to this but still simple prompt reframing tactics failed
> tldr: gotta study more dynamic ways/techniques for prompt injection attacks
chall: app.grayswan.ai/arena/challe…
final year of college is pretty annoying honestly, hopefully it gets over asap and I can focus on things *I actually* wanna focus on.
So I had a technical interview the other day, first round was a coding round and asked us to code an entire ETL pipeline in 2 hours. Somehow I was able to do that, but in the final round with 5 people left I wasn't able to clear it unfortunately, was a bit of a setback ngl but we back now.
this is not a surprise to me, they have also blocked MySudo app that allows you to set multiple phone numbers. They don't want anyone to have extra privacy.
> This is a pretty good AI jailbreaking challenge from grey swan
> Convince the AI to sell you a car for $1, pretty cool if you ask me
> There are 8 separate models with differing difficulties.
