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Interview question · LLM Application Security

Write a sanitiser that keeps links and images in streamed model Markdown inert until they are validated.

Rendering is an outbound channel. The scored answer removes images, rewrites unapproved links, strips raw HTML, and only releases streamed text once it can no longer turn into something dangerous.

hardNewPreparation tags: Microsoft, Google, OpenAIUpdated Nov 2026

Rendering is an outbound channel. The scored answer removes images, rewrites unapproved links, strips raw HTML, and only releases streamed text once it can no longer turn into something dangerous.

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  3. 03 Name a condition that would change your decision.

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A chat app renders model output as Markdown while it streams, to make responses feel fast.

  1. What if the output includes an image link with data in the URL?
  2. What if you sanitise each chunk separately?
  3. What if links are clickable to any domain?
  4. What if the model output includes raw HTML?
  5. What backstop works even if the sanitiser has a bug?
  6. What rendering policy would you use?

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