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ResumeShield: Channel Separation and an Open Benchmark for Indirect Prompt Injection in AI Resume Screening
An AI resume screener reads a document supplied by the person it is evaluating, inverting the usual trust relationship between an assessor and the material it assesses. Candidates exploit this by concealing instructions inside a resume using white text, zero font size, hidden elements, markup commen
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