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Traditional black-box adversarial attacks sample or optimize in a continuous latent space, then decode into text via random mapping, and the resulting prompts have extremely high character-level perplexity (up to 10^3 to 10^7), making them easy to detect by perplexity-based or input guardrail detection.
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