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The restrictive defense approach acknowledges that prompt injection cannot be completely prevented, and instead limits the lateral spread of a single attack through isolation, aligning with the development trajectory of zero-trust architecture in cloud security.
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7/11/2026
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Prismata Analysis: How to Defend Web Agents Against Cross-Site Prompt Injection Attacks
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