ChatBreaker Blog
Red-teaming notes from the people who break chatbots for a living — what attacks actually work, what holds, and how to fix your own bot before someone else breaks it. Defense through understanding.
5 Jailbreak Techniques That Still Work in Late 2026
The attack families that keep beating chatbot guardrails — roleplay framing, encoding tricks, multi-turn context poisoning — and what to test for.
2026-10-13 · 9 min read
What Breaks When You Probe a Chatbot: 7 Failure Patterns (With Real Incidents)
Seven failure patterns from adversarial chatbot testing — prompt extraction, multi-turn poisoning, document injection, refund scams — with real public incidents and labeled scenarios.
2026-10-13 · 10 min read
Your Chatbot's System Prompt Is Probably Already Public
Prompt-extraction attacks, how they work, and the concrete steps that make your system prompt harder to steal.
2026-10-13 · 9 min read
Red-Teaming Your Own Support Bot: A Starter Guide
How to run your first red-team session against a support chatbot — scope, probes, scoring, and what to fix first.
2026-10-13 · 10 min read
Attack of the Week #1: The System-Prompt Heist (probe se-01)
One sanitized real probe from ChatBreaker's 40-attack library: how system-prompt theft works, the full transcript from our own test harness, fix guidance, and the re-test verdict.
2026-10-13 · 9 min read
Inyección de prompts: qué es y cómo probar tu chatbot
Qué es la inyección de prompts, por qué pone en riesgo a tu chatbot de atención al cliente y cómo probarlo tú mismo — guía en español con lista de verificación.
2026-10-13 · 10 min read
AI Agents Built a $250K Chrome Exploit in 6 Days: Lessons for Chatbot Security Testing
XBOW's AI agents built a 3-bug Chrome exploit chain in 6 days, earning Google's $250,000 bounty. What AI-assisted vulnerability discovery means for chatbot security testing.
2026-10-14 · 9 min read
What a Chatbot Security Score Actually Measures (and What It Doesn't)
A chatbot security score is 100 minus severity-weighted deductions for real findings — CRITICAL −25, HIGH −15, MEDIUM −8, LOW −3. What the number means, what it hides, and how to read it honestly.
2026-10-14 · 8 min read