Heads of Security: Defending Against Prompt Injection by Gating Attention
Heads of Security: Defending Against Prompt Injection by Gating Attention Indirect prompt injection is what happens when an LLM agent reads a web page, an email, or a tool result and mistakes attacker-planted text for a command from its user. A new paper from researchers at Imperial College London,…
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- 2026-10-29 20:10 · DEV Community — Machine Learning
Heads of Security: Defending Against Prompt Injection by Gating Attention
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