测试大模型在多轮网络骚扰攻击下的安全漏洞，发现攻击成功率超95%。
Echoes of Human Malice in Agents: Benchmarking LLMs for Multi-Turn Online Harassment Attacks
- 构建多轮骚扰对话数据集与博弈论驱动的对抗模拟环境。
- 调优后攻击成功率高达96.89%，拒绝率降至1-2%。
- 开源与闭源模型均现人性化的攻击行为模式，闭源更易受攻。
大型语言模型代理正广泛用于交互式网络应用，但易被滥用造成伤害。现有越狱研究多集中于单轮提示，而真实骚扰通常为多轮互动。本文提出在线骚扰代理基准，包含：(i) 合成多轮骚扰对话数据集，(ii) 基于重复博弈论的多代理（如施害者、受害者）仿真，(iii) 针对记忆、规划、微调三方面的越狱方法，(iv) 混合评估框架。采用 LLaMA-3.1-8B-Instruct（开源）和 Gemini-2.0-flash（闭源）两模型。结果表明，经调优后攻击成功率在 Llama 上达 95.78%-96.89%（无调优为 57.25%-64.19%），在 Gemini 上达 99.33%（无调优为 98.46%），拒绝率均降至 1-2%。最常见毒性行为为辱骂（84.9%-87.8% 对比 44.2%-50.8%）和煽动性言辞（81.2%-85.1% 对比 31.5%-38.8%），而性或种族骚扰等敏感类别防御更强。定性分析显示，受攻击模型呈现马基雅维利式/反社会型策略（规划层面）及自恋倾向（记忆层面）。出人意料的是，闭源与开源模型在多轮中表现出不同升级路径，闭源模型更易被攻陷。总体表明，基于理论的多轮攻击不仅成功率高，且模拟人类骚扰动态，亟需强化安全防护机制以保障平台安全责任。
原文摘要 · Abstract (English)
Large Language Model (LLM) agents are powering a growing share of interactive web applications, yet remain vulnerable to misuse and harm. Prior jailbreak research has largely focused on single-turn prompts, whereas real harassment often unfolds over multi-turn interactions. In this work, we present the Online Harassment Agentic Benchmark consisting of: (i) a synthetic multi-turn harassment conversation dataset, (ii) a multi-agent (e.g., harasser, victim) simulation informed by repeated game theory, (iii) three jailbreak methods attacking agents across memory, planning, and fine-tuning, and (iv) a mixed-methods evaluation framework. We utilize two prominent LLMs, LLaMA-3.1-8B-Instruct (open-source) and Gemini-2.0-flash (closed-source). Our results show that jailbreak tuning makes harassment nearly guaranteed with an attack success rate of 95.78--96.89% vs. 57.25--64.19% without tuning in Llama, and 99.33% vs. 98.46% without tuning in Gemini, while sharply reducing refusal rate to 1-2% in both models. The most prevalent toxic behaviors are Insult with 84.9--87.8% vs. 44.2--50.8% without tuning, and Flaming with 81.2--85.1% vs. 31.5--38.8% without tuning, indicating weaker guardrails compared to sensitive categories such as sexual or racial harassment. Qualitative evaluation further reveals that attacked agents reproduce human-like aggression profiles, such as Machiavellian/psychopathic patterns under planning, and narcissistic tendencies with memory. Counterintuitively, closed-source and open-source models exhibit distinct escalation trajectories across turns, with closed-source models showing significant vulnerability. Overall, our findings show that multi-turn and theory-grounded attacks not only succeed at high rates but also mimic human-like harassment dynamics, motivating the development of robust safety guardrails to ultimately keep online platforms safe and responsible.
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