13-15: AI System Threat Prevention
Defending against Data Poisoning, adversarial extraction architectures, and minimizing vulnerability footprint.
🎯 What You'll Learn
- ✓ Quantify dataset integrity costs
- ✓ Implement anomaly detection on inference spikes
- ✓ Respond to Model Inversion attacks
Weaponizing the Training Data
Adversaries no longer just attack the API; they attack the training data. Data Poisoning involves injecting corrupted text into public repositories or internal scraping pipelines so that the final LLM learns malicious associations.
If an attacker subtly changes Wikipedia articles that your RAG system ingests, they can force your customer service bot to confidently recommend competitors or direct users to phishing sites.
Preventing this requires cryptographic data provenance—storing cryptographic hashes of all ingested documents and routinely auditing the RAG vector database for anomalies.
The percentage of ingested facts that trace back to a cryptographically validated internal system of record.
The likelihood an attacker using sequential prompt engineering can force the LLM to output PII embedded in its context window.
Execute an ingestion integrity sweep.
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Module Syllabus
Lesson 1: Weaponizing the Training Data
Adversaries no longer just attack the API; they attack the training data. Data Poisoning involves injecting corrupted text into public repositories or internal scraping pipelines so that the final LLM learns malicious associations.If an attacker subtly changes Wikipedia articles that your RAG system ingests, they can force your customer service bot to confidently recommend competitors or direct users to phishing sites.Preventing this requires cryptographic data provenance—storing cryptographic hashes of all ingested documents and routinely auditing the RAG vector database for anomalies.
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