Red-Teaming Generative Agents:
Adversarial Testing in Production
An exhaustive study on the vulnerabilities of agentic workflows and the automated red-teaming protocols required to secure them against prompt injection.
Red-Teaming Generative Agents v2.1
DOCUMENT NO: WP-2024-092
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Executive Summary
"Securing an agent is fundamentally different from securing a chatbot; you are defending an autonomous actor, not just a text generator."
As agents gain tool-use capabilities, the attack surface expands exponentially. This paper details the 'Shadow-Prompt' methodology for identifying latent vulnerabilities in agentic logic.
Injection Success
45% of tested agents were susceptible to indirect prompt injection via 3rd party API responses.
Mitigation Latency
Advanced filtering layers add <15ms of overhead while blocking 99% of known injection patterns.
Technical Architecture: The Compliance Gateway
Our proposed architecture introduces a middle-tier governance layer that sits between your application logic and the inference APIs.
- Indirect Injection Defense
- Tool-Call Verification
- Latent Space Monitoring
- Automated Red-Teaming
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