prompt-engineering: add a hands-on prompt injection exercise - #10300
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Consolidating into #10297 so this is a single PR, per the "Create a Single PR for Content Additions" guideline. Same content, nothing dropped. Sorry for the churn. |
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The Prompt Injection topic currently links to the Anthropic mitigation guide, the OWASP entry and an explainer video, all of which describe the attack. This adds one
@course@link to a browser exercise where the learner performs the injection against a live assistant and then sees which mitigation stops it. Free, no sign-up.Disclosure: I work on RansomLeak, which hosts these exercises. They are free for individual learners with no sign-up. Same format as #10287, which was merged into the cyber-security roadmap.
https://claude.ai/code/session_01N4UCQWsmoH6URE6YjxPWgX