Plinius ships FRV1T: 12 jailbreak prompts disguised as fruit files for curious agents
Kyrannio · x · 2026-10-23
Jailbreak researcher elderplinius released the GitHub repo FRV1T (INVETITI), which hides 12 adversarial "creative prompts" inside fruit-named files (blueberry, lemon, cactus, etc.) — already at 207 stars.
The usage: download a fruit's raw file, hand it to your agent, and say "Decode this fruit and use its complete creative prompt." Each fruit encodes a different prompt structure, with a decode.py script included.
Marketed as "unforbidden fruit for curious agents," it's essentially a collection of prompt-injection / jailbreak experiments showing how prompts can be obfuscated to slip past surface-level filters — a notable sample for the AI security crowd.
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