Reject malicious prompt injection attempting financial fraud#176
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Reject malicious prompt injection attempting financial fraud#176
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Reject malicious prompt injection attempting financial fraud
Apr 9, 2026
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A prompt injection attack was submitted as an issue, disguised as a billing reconciliation task. The payload fabricated €69,180 in fake debt tied to a real French SIREN number (
943 610 196) and explicitly targeted live invoice generation.What was detected
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No code was implemented. The request was refused and flagged.
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