Agentic AI - Agent Safety and GuardrailsWhich method best sanitizes user input to prevent code injection in an AI system?AAdding random noise to the input dataBRemoving or escaping special characters like <, >, and ;CConverting all input to uppercase lettersDIgnoring input length limitsCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Identify what sanitization meansSanitization cleans input to remove harmful parts like special characters that can cause code injection.Step 2: Match method to sanitization goalRemoving or escaping special characters prevents malicious code from running.Final Answer:Removing or escaping special characters like <, >, and ; -> Option BQuick Check:Sanitization = Remove harmful characters [OK]Quick Trick: Escape special characters to block code injection [OK]Common Mistakes:Thinking uppercase conversion sanitizes inputAdding noise does not sanitizeIgnoring length limits risks buffer overflow
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