Add embedding attack paper to Sentence-level Attack#59
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Hi, this PR adds one paper to the Sentence-level Attack section:
Jailbreaking LLMs' Safeguard with Universal Magic Words for Text Embedding Models (arXiv 2501.18280)
The paper discovers universal adversarial suffixes ("magic words") by exploiting bias in text embedding models, enabling both black-box and white-box attacks on LLM safeguards. Tagged as
blindandgradientper the repo convention.Also updated PaperNumber from 155 to 156.