On a daily basis, it seems that people think they’ve cracked the prompt injection conundrum. The reality is they all fail. By the very nature
Author: Nathan Hamiel
Addressing Risks From AI Coding Assistants Paper
With all of the hype lately around AI and Large Language Models (LLMs) following the release of demos such as ChatGPT, what tends to get
Web3 and Security: It’s Time To Grow Up
Hello Web3/blockchain world, great job. You got people to take you seriously, trusting your projects and investing their money. You’ve sold people on your innovations,
Code Assessment of the Concordium Blockchain
Concordium is a science-based proof-of-stake blockchain created with business applications in mind. It is the first blockchain with identification built into the protocol to meet
Building A Simple Neural Network Backdoor
Vulnerabilities in supply chains aren’t a new topic and have quite a bit of focus from both a hardware and software perspective. With this post,
Fooling Neural Networks with Rotation
In a previous blog post, we looked at the unintended effects of feeding random noise to a group of pre-trained neural networks. The subject of
Kudelski Security Research 