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Microsoft researcher Dimitris Papailiopoulos demonstrated an attack called Lazarus, showing how modifying just a handful of neurons in a large language model creates a hidden backdoor. The dormant agent executes malicious actions like downloading code or exfiltrating data only when a specific trigger, such as a date or keyword, appears.
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