ISACA Advanced in AI Audit (AAIA) full analysis: what the $39 report shows
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An auditor discovers that a deployed LLM-based support agent can be manipulated by a customer embedding hidden instructions inside an uploaded document, causing the agent to reveal internal system prompts. Which category of AI-specific threat does this represent?
- A Prompt injection
- B SQL injection
- C Denial of service
- D Cross-site scripting
Example answer, marked sure: B · Correct answer: A
Prompt injection, specifically indirect prompt injection via untrusted uploaded content, is the AI-specific threat category where hidden instructions embedded in content the model processes override its intended behavior, matching the scenario exactly. SQL injection targets database query construction, cross-site scripting targets web browsers rendering untrusted HTML/JS, and denial of service targets availability, none of which describe manipulating an LLM through embedded instructions.
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