d4rken

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by d4rken 4mo ago
> This is exactly as much malware as those were. A joke virus email is a sign saying "please throw yourself down the stairs." An obfuscated prompt injection that tries to delete data is someone greasing the stairs and turning o
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by d4rken 4mo ago
Calling prompt injection "not malware" because LLM behavior is unpredictable is like saying a phishing email is not an attack because humans are unpredictable. Even if maybe the mechanism of "injecting a prompt" could be
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by d4rken 4mo ago
AFAICT this was added only afterwards, after this issue got attention.
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by d4rken 3y ago
Your description is pretty on point. It was eerily casual in relation to how much turmoil it creates for me. One day it was gone, another day, it was back. I have no idea why anything happened. I also think that social-media reach has helpe
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by d4rken 3y ago
I live in Germany. I'll look into this.
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by d4rken 3y ago
Would still mean that I'd have to seek other employment. It's not possible to live of your own apps without Google Play. I tried other app stores. 95% of traffic comes from Google Play.
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by d4rken 3y ago
I don't wish this on anyone. It's more of a coping mechanism. You "hope" it's not undeserved because the alternative is nightmarish and means it could hit everyone at random, like now.
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by d4rken 3y ago
Yeah that's me :( You always read about these stories and think "they probably deserved it" and then it hits you. I have no idea why Google thinks my app is "Stalkerware". This is like a bad dream I'm hoping to
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by d4rken 3y ago
It's fun
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by d4rken 4y ago
Eeriely similar to how Google treats Android developers...