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Words Become SQL: Securing AI Assistants That Talk to Databases
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Summary
This article examines prompt-to-SQL injection, where crafted prompts cause AI assistants to generate harmful database queries. It reports demonstrations of the vulnerability in real systems.
Mitigation
Defenses presented include query filtering, query rewriting, data preloading, and large-language-model-based guards.
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