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A presentation given by Aldo Pietropaolo, Director of Solutions Engineering at SGNL, at our 2024 Austin API Summit, March 12-13.
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A presentation given by Rob Dickinson, VP of Engineering at Graylog, at our 2024 Austin API Summit, March 12-13.
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Session Description: In this session, I will talk about API security of LLM APIs, addressing key vulnerabilities and attack vectors. The purpose is to educate developers, API designers, architects and organizations about the potential security risks when deploying and managing LLM APIs.
1. Overview of Large Language Models (LLMs) APIs
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- Model Denial of Service
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- 41. $ curl localhost:5432/cmi/status { "nodeTime": "2013-05-20T13:41:52", "activeSubscriptions": 892, "totalNumberOfSubscribers": 1019, "totalNumberOfSubscriptions": 1801, "sentMessagesPerMinute": 0, "tsConnections": [ "HafasServerClient [be1/123.456.789.123:40301], managed connections: 232", "HafasServerClient [be1/123.456.789.123:40302], managed connections: 251", "HafasServerClient [be2/123.456.789.125:40301], managed connections: 234", "HafasServerClient [be2/123.456.789.125:40302], managed connections: 212" ] }
- 45. Statistik för Mon 2014-05-05 ============================ ! Antal sökningar --------------- Searches: 1203498 ! ! Klienter -------- WEB: 100323 (8.336%) IPHONE: 611811 (50.836%) IPAD: 1519 (0.126%) ANDROID: 235191 (19.542%) REST: 251549 (20.901%) [internal usage] (external ca. 800000) XHTML: 3105 (0.258%) ! ! Typ av förfrågningar -------------------- XMLCON (till/från eller till och från address): 525031 (43.625%) XMLSTATIONBOARD (nästa tur): 289010 (24.014%) XMLCON-BASIC (till och från hållplats): 200035 (16.621%) XMLLOCATING (sökning med gps från mobilen): 163346 (13.573%) XMLJOURNEY: 13547 (1.126%) XMLTARIFF (prisförfrågning): 6091 (0.506%) XMLGIS: 5778 (0.480%) XMLSIMPLEHANDLESTRING (SMS): 660 (0.055%)
- 46. Svarstider för beräkningar -------------------------- 0.00s: 937282 (77.880%) 0.01s: 52655 (4.375%) 0.02s: 36363 (3.021%) 0.03s: 12238 (1.017%) 0.04s: 19583 (1.627%) 0.05s: 12027 (0.999%) 0.06s: 9823 (0.816%) 0.07s: 8682 (0.721%) 0.08s: 8591 (0.714%) 0.09s: 9058 (0.753%) --- 0.0s: 1106302 (91.924%) 0.1s: 32175 (2.673%) 0.2s: 32400 (2.692%) 0.3s: 13499 (1.122%) 0.4s: 6921 (0.575%) 0.5s: 3412 (0.284%) 0.6s: 2327 (0.193%) 0.7s: 1688 (0.140%) 0.8s: 1047 (0.087%) 0.9s: 706 (0.059%) --- 0s: 1200477 (99.749%) 1s: 2481 (0.206%) 2s: 291 (0.024%) 3s: 38 (0.003%) 4s: 15 (0.001%) 5s: 166 (0.014%) 6s: 5 (0.000%) 7s: 1 (0.000%)
- 53. Eric Raymond’s 17 Unix Rules ...! Rule of Modularity! Rule of Composition! Rule of Separation! Rule of Simplicity! Rule of Parsimony! Rule of Robustness! ...