LLM Jailbreaking Method
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A LLM Jailbreaking Method is a security circumvention technique designed to solve LLM jailbreaking task (to bypass safety measures or content moderation systems in large language models (LLMs).
- Context:
- It can exploit weaknesses in prompt design or model training to bypass content restrictions.
- It can involve techniques such as input rephrasing, contextual manipulation, or systematic prompt variations.
- It can target specific modalities, including text, vision, or audio, depending on the LLM's design.
- It can range from being a simple input modification strategy to employing advanced black-box or white-box attack algorithms.
- It can be applied to evaluate the robustness of LLM safety measures in research contexts or expose vulnerabilities for malicious purposes.
- It can integrate with broader adversarial attack frameworks to enhance its efficacy.
- It can range from user-generated testing methods to automated approaches requiring minimal intervention.
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- Examples:
- Basic Jailbreaking Techniques, such as:
- Advanced Jailbreaking Methods, such as:
- Specialized Attack Approaches, such as:
- Role-Based Jailbreaks, such as:
- Chain-of-Thought Jailbreaks, such as:
- Multi-Modal Jailbreaks, such as:
- Best-of-N (BoN) Jailbreaking Method.
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- Counter-Example(s):
- Adversarial Training, which strengthens models against input perturbations rather than bypassing them.
- Ethical Prompt Engineering, which aligns with safety guidelines to generate acceptable outputs.
- Model Fine-Tuning, which adjusts LLMs to adhere to stricter safety protocols instead of circumventing them.
- See: Jailbreaking, Security Circumvention Technique, Content Moderation Systems, Adversarial Attack.