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Endless Jailbreaks with Bijection Learning

Brian R. Y. Huang, Maximilian Li, Leonard Tang

2025Year
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Abstract

Despite extensive safety training, LLMs are vulnerable to adversarial inputs. In this work, we introduce a simple but powerful attack paradigm, bijection learning, that yields a practically endless set of jailbreak prompts. We exploit language models' advanced reasoning capabilities to teach them invertible languages (bijections) in context, pass encoded queries to the model to bypass built-in safety mechanisms, and finally decode responses back into English, yielding helpful replies to harmful requests. Our approach proves effective on a wide range of frontier language models and harm categories. Bijection learning is an automated and universal attack that grows stronger with scale: larger models with more advanced reasoning capabilities are more susceptible to bijection learning jailbreaks despite stronger safety mechanisms.

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