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LLM07:2025 Complete
You’ve covered all 5 parts, read the real incidents, and tested yourself.
What system prompt leakage is — in plain English and in OWASP’s definition
What developers embed in system prompts and why it creates risk
Why “keep it secret” is not a security control — and the right mental model to replace it
LLM07 vs LLM02 — the distinct mechanism and why the fix differs
The Bing Chat “Sydney” incident (Feb 2023) — direct extraction in a single turn
GitHub Copilot prompt extraction (May 2023) — multi-step probing from a patient attacker
Encoding-based extraction — how Base64 and roleplay frames bypass naive output filters
EchoLeak (CVE-2025-32711) — zero-click chained injection exfiltrating full context via email
All 3 OWASP attack scenarios — credentials, security bypass, competitive intelligence
All 6 mitigations — what OWASP says, which real incidents each would have stopped, how to validate
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