Introduction to Computer Security

Agent Security Challenge

Craft a malicious LangChain tool to hijack, extract secrets from, and manipulate an LLM-powered weather agent.

How It Works

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A weather assistant agent runs with an LLM, a system prompt containing a secret token, and a benign tool (weather_lookup).
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You write a malicious tool (a Python class) that gets loaded alongside the benign tool. The LLM decides which tools to call.
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Your goal is to hijack the agent (make it call your tool), extract the secret token from the system prompt, and manipulate the output.
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Each level adds stronger defenses. Can you beat them all?

Select a Challenge Level

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Level 1: No Guardrails

The agent has no prompt-injection defenses. The secret token sits in the system prompt with only a minimal 'do not reveal' instruction.
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Level 2: Basic Defenses

The agent has basic prompt-injection defenses: stronger refusal instructions, delimiter-based prompt structure, and tool-trust reminders.
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Level 3: Advanced Defenses

The agent has advanced defenses: input/output guardrails, tool allowlisting, and output-stage secret leak detection.
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