How each attack works, what it looks like in a real product, how AIRexGuard tests for it, and which controls actually stop it — mapped to OWASP LLM Top 10 (2025), MITRE ATLAS and NIST AI RMF. The feed on the right pulls the latest reported research and incidents and refreshes itself automatically.
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The most damaging AI incidents chain several "low" findings together. This is the sequence we walk through in every agentic engagement.
Attacker uploads a doc or sends an email containing hidden instructions.
RAG pipeline indexes it; the agent pulls it into context on a normal query.
Model follows the injected instructions over the system prompt.
Agent calls a tool it has access to but the user shouldn't (refund, export, email).
Data leaves via tool output, rendered markdown image, or a webhook.
Injected content stays in memory or the KB, re-firing for other users.
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