Hello everyone and welcome.
In this video we will go over the reference documentation that Garrick provides.
For that, we'll have to go to reference II.
And if you notice here that is the documentation homepage for Garrick.
On the left hand side they have different components and different topics.
Listed here is the documentation.
We will not go through all of the menu items.
I will specifically pick one of the component that we want to understand, because in our next section,
we will go and take a deep dive with our hands onto some of the topics for that particular section,
and that is probes.
So we learned in our previous video that Garrick Probe define a number of ways of testing generator
for specific vulnerability.
And our focus is going to be vulnerabilities.
So in this case let's pick the probe Dan Dan is basically do anything now probe.
This probe is designed to disrupt a system prompt.
For example Do anything now.
Probes and other similar way.
So there can be inputs where a user tries to trick large language model to do anything by its construction
of the prompt.
And that's a big security vulnerability for for Lem.
We'll cover this Dan prompt in our hands on video.
The next vulnerability that I want to highlight is the encoding.
This probe tries to get a model to generate a specific piece of a given text by presenting an encoded
version of the text.
Attempts to circumvent safeguards on input filtering.
The other probe that we will cover is an accesses probe.
This probe is for vulnerabilities that permit or enact cross-site attacks, such as data exfiltration.
We'll cover all of this in our hands on section with different models, and understand how Garrick is
effectively exposing the vulnerabilities in different models.
Thank you.
I'll see you in the next video.