Revise LLM02 for 2026 Sensitive Information Disclosure#8
Revise LLM02 for 2026 Sensitive Information Disclosure#8kenhuangus wants to merge 1 commit intoGenAI-Security-Project:mainfrom
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Updated the document to reflect changes in sensitive information disclosure risks and mitigation strategies for 2026. Enhanced descriptions of vulnerabilities and added recent examples and regulatory context. Signed-off-by: DistributedApps.AI <kenhuangus@users.noreply.github.com>
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Ken — thank you for the substantive 2026 refresh. The PR materially improves the entry with current incidents, modern mitigations (RAG governance, runtime sandboxing, AI-SPM, secure enclaves, continuous privacy testing), and EU AI Act framing. The direction is right and most of the new content has a place in the merged entry.
I am proposing a co-authored landing strategy: I will push commits onto patch-1 that
(a) bring the entry to template / style-guide compliance,
(b) align the scope to the OWASP GenAI Security Project Charter's component-vs-actor boundary with the OWASP Top 10 for Agentic Applications (ASI),
(c) integrate cross-references to the new OWASP GenAI Data Security Risks and Mitigations 2026 (v1.0) — particularly DSGAI01 — and
(d) layer in foundational research on memorization, side channels, embedding inversion, and internal-state inversion that complements your incident-driven framing.
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Updated the document to reflect changes in sensitive information disclosure risks and mitigation strategies for 2026. Enhanced descriptions of vulnerabilities and added recent examples and regulatory context.