🔒 fix prompt injection in sequential_scaling and parallel_scaling#14
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This commit addresses a security vulnerability where user-controlled input was directly interpolated into LLM prompts using f-strings in `parallel_scaling` and `sequential_scaling`. Changes: - Replaced f-string prompt construction with LangChain `PromptTemplate`. - Implemented synthesis and refinement as LCEL chains (`PromptTemplate | LLM | StrOutputParser`). - Ensured proper variable passing to avoid nested/pre-interpolated prompts. - Added a mock-based test suite in `tests/test_fix_injection.py` to verify the fix. - Cleaned up unused imports. Co-authored-by: thakshak <4521163+thakshak@users.noreply.github.com>
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🎯 What: The vulnerability fixed
Prompt injection vulnerability in
reasoningbank/core/matts.pywhere user-controlled variables (query,trajectory,formatted_memories) were directly interpolated into LLM prompts using f-strings.Malicious users could provide crafted queries or trajectories that hijack the LLM's instructions, potentially leading to unauthorized data access, generation of inappropriate content, or bypassing of system constraints.
🛡️ Solution: How the fix addresses the vulnerability
The fix replaces direct f-string interpolation with LangChain's
PromptTemplate. This approach separates the prompt structure from the data, which is a standard security best practice. Additionally, it usesStrOutputParserto ensure that refined trajectories are always handled as strings, preventing dictionary-to-string interpolation issues.PR created automatically by Jules for task 7835122084557253238 started by @thakshak