The Red-Teaming of AI Agents: Securing Autonomous LLM Workflows Against Indirect Prompt Injection and Tool-Use Misuse
Practical guide for developers to red-team and harden autonomous LLM agents against indirect prompt injection and tool-use misuse.
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