A county plat-map desk learns that someone is submitting bogus star-ratings on the AI-written weekly test report to skew what the team trusts. Which named vulnerability does this scenario match?
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Short Explanation
Picture someone slipping fake stamps into the quality-score book so the team favors the wrong pack. Bogus star-ratings that corrupt what the AI-assisted report trusts are data poisoning. That is different from twisting prompt context, hijacking a request, or planting bad code.
Full Explanation
Data poisoning corrupts inputs or feedback that influence GenAI-assisted testing artefacts so outcomes become unreliable. Context manipulation targets what surrounds the model’s working material; request manipulation abuses the instruction channel; malicious code generation plants harmful scripts. Matching the bogus-rating story to data poisoning uses the syllabus vector names correctly.