Threat actors are now using a technique known as Indirect Prompt Injection (IPI) to manipulate large language models (LLMs) by embedding hidden instructions within seemingly ordinary websites, according to a new report from Forcepoint X-Labs. Once considered a purely theoretical risk, the research shows that IPI is now actively being exploited in the wild to target live web infrastructure.
CrowdStrike and CSC are collaborating on a Falcon capability focused on domain and brand-based threats.
It combines CrowdStrike’s threat intelligence with CSC’s domain security and brand protection expertise to identify, block, and take down malicious domains and brand impersonation activity.
Learn more: https://marketplace.crowdstrike.com/listings/csc-global-enforcement-and-takedowns/
I’ve been exploring how domain names can introduce hidden dependencies in AI systems (e.g., authentication, APIs, and service boundaries).
The chart maps the AI stack and shows how these dependencies can appear across multiple layers - application, data, model/LLM, infrastructure, and even hardware.
Curious what others think?
Source: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/invisible-ai-foundation-vincent-d-angelo-1ctse
I often describe domain security, DNS, certificates, and brand identity as “The Invisible AI Root.” It’s the foundational trust layer most AI discussions overlook.
Read the article I wrote that also inspired me to create this subreddit: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/invisible-ai-foundation-vincent-d-angelo-1ctse
Hey everyone! I'm u/VincentADAngelo, a founding moderator of r/TheInvisibleAiRoot.
This is our new home for all things related to AI, Domain Security, DNS, Certificates and Brand Identity. We're excited to have you join us!
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The recent NIST DNS Guidance (SP 800-81r3) marks a significant evolution in how we view DNS, transitioning from passive infrastructure to an active security control layer. This shift emphasizes the importance of also integrating DNS security with broader domain security and brand protection measures, particularly in light of AI's growing influence on cybersecurity, risk management, compliance, and governance.