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Beyond Accuracy: Identifying the Stealth Gap in Multimodal Prompt Injection Defenses via a Four‑Dimensional Taxonomy
Ridoy Kumar Roy, Mst Habiba Farhana
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Abstract: Prompt injection is the most significant security concern for large language models. When a model reads documents, photos, and retrieved content in addition to text, management becomes more challenging. Instructions can be hidden by an attacker in a tool output, a retrieved source, a document layer, or a visual overlay. Although prompt injection research has expanded rapidly, current studies still lack a standard framework for evaluating attacks and defences which often employ inconsistent threat models and evaluation methods. This review addresses the gap, by classifying attacks according to four dimensions: carrier type, pipeline position, attacker objectives, and stealth level. We analyze defence capabilities throughout the threat landscape using a coverage score and find significant gaps, particularly in protecting against stealth-oriented attacks, which remain understudied.
Keywords: Prompt Injection, LLM, AI Security, Attack Taxonomy, Dimensional Coverage.
Keywords: Prompt Injection, LLM, AI Security, Attack Taxonomy, Dimensional Coverage.
How to Cite:
[1] Ridoy Kumar Roy, Mst Habiba Farhana, “Beyond Accuracy: Identifying the Stealth Gap in Multimodal Prompt Injection Defenses via a Four‑Dimensional Taxonomy,” International Journal of Advanced Research in Computer and Communication Engineering (IJARCCE), DOI: 10.17148/IJARCCE.2026.15843
