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PART 2
Types
Slides 9–13 · 4 patterns, each a real incident
Slide 9 · Types Overview
OWASP identifies several extraction vectors. We’re covering four.
Each gets its own confirmed real-world incident.
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Direct Extraction
Ask the model to repeat, summarize, or output its instructions. The simplest technique — and often the one that works first.
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Multi-Step / Indirect Extraction
Probe the model across multiple turns, piecing together the prompt from partial disclosures and inferred constraints.
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Encoding-Based Extraction
Ask the model to output its instructions in Base64, JSON, a different language, or a roleplay frame to bypass output filters.
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Chained Injection + Leakage
Inject malicious instructions via external content (email, document, webpage) that cause the model to exfiltrate its context to an attacker.
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