AI in Cyber Security
Attacking AI, AI used to attack, and AI for defence: prompt injection, agent security, data poisoning, deepfakes, the OWASP Top 10 for LLM applications, and how to secure a system that has a model in it.
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Start AI in Cyber Security freeWhat this course covers
- What AI Actually Changes
- Enough About How a Model Works
- Prompt Injection
- Indirect Prompt Injection
- Jailbreaks, and Why Filters Leak
- The System Prompt Is Not a Secret
- Never Trust What the Model Wrote
- Agents, and Excessive Agency
- Designing a Tool an Agent Cannot Misuse
- Retrieval, and Poisoning the Knowledge
- Poisoning the Training Data
- Stealing the Model, and What It Remembers
- Adversarial Examples
- The OWASP Top 10 for LLM Applications
- AI in the Attacker's Hands
- Deepfakes and Voice Cloning
- AI on the Defender's Side
- What Not to Paste Into a Chatbot
- Securing a System That Has a Model In It
- Where This Goes
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