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Caute_cautim
Community Champion

Generative AI Misuse

Hi All

 

Google recently published an excellent paper discussing a taxonomy and considerations for potential GenAI Misuse - grounded in real world data.

It covers:

- Exploitation of GenAI Capabilities

- Compromise of GenAI Systems

- An excellent breakdown of tactics, their definitions and real-world examples

As we see GenAI systems explored and integrated further, from a security perspective it is very helpful to have a taxonomy to discuss these tactics and use examples to gain lessons learned and bolster defenses from future attacks and misuse.

 

Regards

 

Caute_Cautim

 

 

3 Replies
EchelonVigil
Contributor I

Yeah, I had seen AWS came out a topic covering GenAI being misused. They create what's called "guardrails", this is, in another sense a firewall. 

Kyaw_Myo_Oo
Advocate I

Thanks for sharing @Caute_cautim.

 

 

Kyaw Myo Oo
Information Security Officer , CB BANK PCL
CCIE #58769 | CISSP | CRISC | PMP | CCSM | SAA-C03 | PCNSE
https://www.linkedin.com/in/kyaw-myo-oo/
zack876
Viewer

Absolutely, AWS's discussion on GenAI misuse and the use of guardrails is highly relevant today. These guardrails act much like a firewall, helping monitor, filter, and control harmful outputs before they reach users. A similar layer of protection is important even when discussing trending topics like gtasanandreasmodi.com, where misinformation and unsafe links can spread quickly. Strong safeguards ensure AI remains useful, secure, and trustworthy for online.