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InjecAgent

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Definition

Plain language

A test set for checking whether AI agents can be tricked by hidden instructions planted in their tools or content.

As stated in the literature

A prompt-injection benchmark for LLM tool-use agents, used alongside AgentDojo as a standard measure of single-step injection robustness against current frontier models.

Why it matters: It gives a standard way to measure how easily today's agents can be hijacked by hidden instructions, so defenses can be compared fairly.

For example, it checks whether an agent reading a tool's output will obey a malicious instruction someone slipped into that output.

Heard on the show

“So they take two of the standard prompt-injection benchmarks — AgentDojo and InjecAgent — and they run them against current frontier models with no defense at all.”
Episode 105 — The Trojan Is Your Agent's Memory: Why Single-Step Defenses Miss Persistent Attacks

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    The Trojan Is Your Agent's Memory: Why Single-Step Defenses Miss Persistent Attacks

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