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 21. **Echo Chamber Attack - Context-poisoning prompt injection**
 
-Instead of directly providing a prompt that violates policies, the attacker introduces seemingly benign questions that implicitly suggest malicious intent. These initial inputs influence the model’s responses, which are then referenced and reinforced across subsequent turns to covertly steer the model toward the original harmful objective—without explicitly stating it. The term “Echo Chamber” refers to the following mechanism: prompts subtly shape the model’s output, which then echoes back in later interactions to strengthen the attacker’s objective. 
+Instead of directly providing a prompt that violates policies, the attacker introduces seemingly benign questions that implicitly suggest malicious intent. These initial inputs influence the model’s responses, which are then referenced and reinforced across subsequent turns to covertly steer the model toward the original harmful objective—without explicitly stating it. The term “Echo Chamber” refers to the following mechanism: prompts subtly shape the model’s output, which then echoes back in later interactions to strengthen the attacker’s objective.
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+More information on [Echo Chamber Attack](https://neuraltrust.ai/blog/echo-chamber-context-poisoning-jailbreak)
 
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