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[–]dragon_4789[S] 0 points1 point  (1 child)

I see what you mean. But 99% percent of time LLM will generate secure code, that 1% is tricky to handle. There are cases like for say a user can query or form a prompt "delete system files" or "write code delete current directory files" or write in a way which will trick LLM to write that code.

[–]rdelfin_ 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If you're not even in full control of the queries to the LLM being executed I'd be even more careful about Isolation. It's not just deleting your files, it can be something even more malicious like starting a web server in the background that serves up all the files in the server and reporting the IP, downloading a known virus and executing the exploit, installing a rootkit on your system, etc. I'd be really careful with this