Closed sudoskys closed 1 month ago
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Issue Number: #2210684999
Date Created: July 5, 2024
Created By: @sudoskys
Closed By: @sudoskys
Date Closed: July 5, 2024
The logging mechanism of the AI assistant was printing the entire responses from the Language Learning Model (LLM) directly into the logs. This posed a risk of exposing sensitive information.
The existing implementation neglected to obfuscate or redirect the LLM's returned content before logging, thereby unintentionally exposing sensitive data.
The suggested approach was to modify the logging system to output an HTML URL instead of logging the raw LLM responses. This URL would direct users to a secure location where the relevant details could be accessed safely, reducing the risk of data exposure.
A modification was made to the logging mechanism to ensure that instead of printing the LLM returned content, an HTML URL is logged. This URL directs users to a secure location for viewing necessary content without jeopardizing sensitive information.
The issue was promptly addressed and the adjustment was successfully implemented. The new logging mechanism now enhances data security by preventing the direct printing of LLM responses.
Before | After |
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Raw LLM content printed in logs | Secure HTML URL logged instead |
The modification to the logging mechanism addresses the potential security risk by preventing sensitive information from being logged directly. This enhances the overall security and reliability of the AI assistant.
Thank you to @sudoskys for identifying and swiftly resolving this issue.
End of Report
Log Should Not Print LLM Returned Content
Please replace it with an HTML URL.
Possible Cause:
The current implementation directly logs the LLM (Language Learning Model) responses, which could lead to sensitive information being displayed in the logs.
Suggested Solution:
Modify the logging mechanism to output an HTML URL instead of the LLM's returned content. This URL can point to a location where the relevant content can be securely accessed if needed.