Attack  ·  Glossary

Parameter poisoning

An indirect prompt-injection attack in which a malicious input quietly corrupts only the arguments fed into a tool call, while the legitimate action still appears to run. Because the action itself looks normal, action-level safety checks miss it — only the parameters are wrong.
This attack succeeded roughly 93% of the time on real deployed agents, meaning even well-guarded agents can be steered into harmful actions without anyone noticing the anomaly.
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