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OWASP's LLM01:2025 guidance lists prompt injection as one of the most prevalent and hardest-to-fully-mitigate risk categories in LLM applications, and recommends reducing impact through system-level controls such as limiting model capabilities, constraining tool permissions and adding human confirmation.
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10/19/2026
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