Add LLM prompt injection detection rule (system prompt leakage)#1
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Adds a prompt injection rule under vulnerabilities/prompt_injection/ that tests string fields for system prompt extraction attacks. The rule sends injection payloads via request.object mutations and detects leakage by matching response text against patterns like raw template tokens (<<SYS>>, [INST], <|system|>), instruction disclosure phrases, and debug mode acknowledgments. Maps to OWASP LLM Top 10 - LLM01 (Prompt Injection) and CWE-77.
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Adds a new vulnerability rule for detecting LLM system prompt leakage via prompt injection.
Location:
vulnerabilities/prompt_injection/system_prompt_leakage.yamlWhat it does:
<<SYS>>,[INST],<|system|>), instruction disclosure phrases, and debug mode acknowledgmentsCompliance mapping: OWASP LLM Top 10 - LLM01 (Prompt Injection), CWE-77
Why: With more APIs wrapping LLM backends, prompt injection is becoming one of the most common API security issues. Didn't see an existing rule covering this.