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COMPEL Glossary / jailbreak
Jailbreak
A user-crafted prompt pattern that bypasses a model's safety training to elicit restricted behavior.
What this means in practice
Treated as a subtype of prompt injection but with a different mitigation lifecycle because defenses lie in safety fine-tuning, policy filters, and refusal patterns rather than input sanitisation alone.
Synonyms
jailbreaking , safety bypass
See also
- Indirect prompt injection — Prompt injection delivered through content the model retrieves or ingests — emails, documents, web pages, or tool outputs — rather than through a direct user message.
- Guardrail — A control placed between the user or environment and an LLM that blocks, rewrites, or classifies content at one of four architectural layers: input filter, policy filter, output filter, or tool-call validator.
- Content safety classifier — A model or rule system that detects policy-violating output categories — violence, self-harm, CSAM, targeted harassment, dangerous instructions, and similar.