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Broken Hill: A Productionized Greedy Coordinate Gradient Attack Tool for Use Against Large Language Models

Walkthrough the GCG attack at a high level and be introduced to Broken Hill – Bishop Fox’s newly-released tool that can perform the GCG attack against a variety of popular LLMs.
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