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One Copilot model refused. Another leaked secrets about half the time.

Adversa.ai recently posted an interesting Copilot CLI prompt-injection technique that I hadn't seen before. The basic trick is pretty clever: encrypt the malicious instructions so the filters mostly see ciphertext, then let Copilot helpfully decrypt the instructions itself. From there the chain can…

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  1. 2026-10-07 10:42 · r/artificial
    One Copilot model refused. Another leaked secrets about half the time.

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