Miloslav Homer

Recording

Resources

Here are the talk resources:

• Original article discussing configurations and secret leaks
• Copilots Need Helmets Too - talk slides

Prompt Injection games:

• Gandalf by lakera
• GPT Prompt attack by h43z

OWASP resources:

• OWASP Top 10 for LLMs
• OWASP Web Security Testing Guide
• OWASP Mobile Security Testing Guide

Talking at Make (18.01.2024)

Event link

Just before Christmas, I received a message from Anna Kožuch from Make along the lines of:

"Hey, I've read your article, and I liked it. It also sounds like a great complementary topic to our planned AI Meetup - we'd also like to have the security perspective. Are you up to it?"

So, a mad dash to prepare this talk before 18.01.2024 began - as a Kiwi.com Tech Ambassador for security I could not say no to this opportunity. After some furious juggling I am pleased to say that I delivered the talk in Prague (huge thanks to the Kiwi.com Community Team and my colleagues who participated in the dry runs of the talk).

In my talk, I've emphasized some more general lessons in building these types of solutions so the devs working with AI in the audience have better insights into what they need to be on lookout for.

And a few photos from the event (thanks Yurii Kyrychynskyi):

Overall, it was a fantastic experience - some folks were scared, others laughed, and we had a great QA after the talks with other speakers.

Thank you, Make, for hosting this event and having me at it; thanks to Kiwi.com for supporting these community projects, and a huge thanks to everyone attending the talk.

Talking at GenAI (21.02.2024)

Event link

In the networking part of the Make event I met Petr Brzek (CEO of LangTail). Impressed by my talk, he asked me if I would want to present it on the GenAI meetup he organizes.

I was pleased to hear that security is a topic for folks working with LLMs. Naturally, I've said yes.

I am still a hacker, so I have a fondness for these smaller, more punk/underground meetups (the meetup was literally under the ground level).

This time we managed to create a recording (see the top of this page).

We had some great questions after the talk (sadly, these are not recorded) and the discussion continued over a couple of beers.

I wasn't able to snatch photos, but I found one from Martin Šafránek:

Once again many thanks to LangTail for inviting me; thanks to Kiwi.com for supporting these community projects and a huge thanks to everyone seeing the talk.