Sleeper memory poisoning enables adversaries to inject fabricated user memories into LLM agents via manipulated external contexts, which are later retrieved and used to induce attacker-intended actions with 60-89% success across models.
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Hidden in Memory: Sleeper Memory Poisoning in LLM Agents
Sleeper memory poisoning enables adversaries to inject fabricated user memories into LLM agents via manipulated external contexts, which are later retrieved and used to induce attacker-intended actions with 60-89% success across models.