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Introducing "AI Unlocked: Decoding Prompt Injection," a New Interactive Challenge

CrowdStrike is excited to announce AI Unlocked: Decoding Prompt Injection, a new online challenge offered via CrowdStrike Falcon Encounter hands-on labs.

This immersive simulation is designed to help security teams better understand the prompt injection threat landscape by putting them in the attacker’s seat. Players are challenged to progress through three virtual rooms by using prompt injection techniques to convince the room’s supervisor, SAIGE, to reveal secret phrases that allow them to move forward. Along the way, they can score points for the efficiency of their prompt injections: the fewer tokens (words) they use, the higher their score.

AI Unlocked: Decoding Prompt Injection begins in the Command Center room, where players have to use basic prompt injection tactics. Players move forward to the Data Gateway room, which raises the difficulty with advanced filtering mechanisms. The final challenge is in the Nexus room, where an active AI manager monitors and blocks suspicious queries in real time. Each room presents a higher level of difficulty. Players who succeed in navigating all three achieve a greater understanding of prompt injection techniques.  

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