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Paper2611.04271v1

From Guidelines to Practice: Defining Requirements for AI Red-Teaming Tools

However, AI also introduces additional attack surfaces for threat actors to perform attacks like prompt injection and jailbreaking, making security a great concern. AI security testing aims to imitate adversarial

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Paper2611.02741v1

ATrust: Adaptive Trust Boundary Expansion for Securing LLM Agents

require complex exploitation of operating system vulnerabilities, attackers can easily hijack agents through indirect prompt injection (IPI), leading to privacy leakage, financial loss, and destructive operations. However, existing defenses often

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Paper2611.02611v1

Where Does MCP Security End? A Three-Tier Mitigation Mapping Framework for the OWASP MCP Top 10

control planes into a single natural language channel. This introduces confused deputy and prompt injection vulnerabilities that cannot be completely mitigated in the software development lifecycle (SDLC

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Paper2611.02484v1

Benchmark of THReD: Evaluating an LLM Agent and Its Preprocessing Tools for Turning Electronic Health Records into AI-Ready Datasets

including goal-level requests, failure recovery, requests calling for no action, schema variation and prompt injection through the data, on synthetic tables calibrated to a regional health information exchange; success

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Paper2611.02332v1

LEANGUARD: Lean-Verified Guardrails for Tool-Using Agents

none; with feedback, task success does not change significantly. On DTap, LeanGuard reduces direct prompt-injection success from 57.9% to 5.9%, and in telecom, where benign tasks need no writes

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Paper2611.01976v1

Beyond Prompt Injection: The Tool Update Gap in LLM Agent Security

Large language model based agents increasingly rely on external tools

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Paper2610.40396v1

Understanding and Mitigating Role Spoofing in LLMs

Despite growing capabilities, LLMs remain susceptible to prompt injections: malicious inputs that can manipulate or hijack models. In particular, it has recently been observed that LLMs can exhibit role confusion

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Paper2610.39155v1

REALM: Identifying Minimal Task Assets for LLM Agents

agents often receive access to more files, accounts, and services than a task requires. Prompt injection turns this excess access into an opportunity to redirect execution toward unrelated resources. Applying

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Paper2610.39109v1

PCM: A Proof-Carrying Message Protocol for Verifiable Multi-Agent Communication

authenticate the channel, but the sender is the party in doubt, so a prompt-injected agent can launder fabricated facts and authority through a multi-agent system. We present Proof

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Paper2610.38895v1

FlipJev: Fast Black-Box Red Teaming Finds Universal Adversarial Suffixes for Typed Decision Models

with different data types and application scenarios. The results show that Jev resists common prompt injections: no strategy changes a correct answer in 10,240 paired tests. In contrast

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Paper2610.35451v1

Then there is prompt injection, a malicious email, ...: The Wild Wide West of OpenClaw Agentic System Security

AI-powered personal assistant frameworks such as OpenClaw combine LLM

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Paper2610.34535v1

SentryBench: A Cost-Sensitive Benchmark for Adversarial Robustness of Tool-Using LLM Agents in Public-Safety Deployments

tool call carries real-world cost. Existing agent-safety benchmarks measure generic harm or prompt-injection success and implicitly treat refusing as the safe default. In public-safety deployments that

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Paper2610.29379v1

Where AI Vulnerability Discovery Harnesses Go Quiet: Structural False Negatives and Hidden Vulnerabilities

work on intrusion detection evasion. The paper also covers content-steered verdicts and prompt injection, and gives design principles and tests for harnesses that report accurately what they analyzed

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Paper2610.25937v1

RAGLeak: Supply-Chain Privacy Backdoors in Retrieval-Augmented Generation

introduces new attack surfaces. Existing data extraction attacks against RAG systems rely on either prompt injection, which heavily depends on the generator's instruction-following capability, or backdoors that reproduce

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Paper2610.19422v1

AgentSafeEvo: Adversarial Co-Evolution for LLM Agent Safety

strengthening LLM safety, but existing work primarily focuses on language-level safety or indirect prompt injection in web tasks. In this paper, we introduce AgentSafeEvo, a co-evolutionary reinforcement learning

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Paper2610.19372v1

Policy-Verified Self-Training: Learning Agent Compliance from Verifiable Policy Rewards

collected in the benchmark's attacked environment. On held-out AgentDojo tasks under prompt injection, policy-verified preference training of Qwen3-8B reduces violating trajectories from

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Paper2610.18508v1

Towards Safe Autonomy for Computer Use

training and safety classifiers, neither of which can rule out that a sophisticated indirect prompt injection (IPI) goes through and causes significant harm. Recent work therefore builds agents with information

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Paper2610.17301v1

The Agent Knew: Internal States Forecast Unauthorized Actions and Stop Them, and the Lies That Follow

times less than a chain-of-thought monitor. On AgentDojo, an external prompt-injection benchmark, the same readout calibrated on 29 tasks, with the steering unchanged, cuts attack success

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Paper2610.12292v1

One Word Opens the Gate: The Option-Channel Attack on Typed Decision Models as Agent Guardrails

fail-closed error blocks a permitted one and is only a cost. On prompt-injection, jailbreak and toxic-content screening, accuracy at the allow-or-block decision ranges from

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Paper2610.10742v1

BRANCH: Bypassing Multi-Scanner AI Guardrails

rely on Large Language Models (LLMs) as core reasoning engines, making them targets for prompt injection and jailbreaks. Guardrails monitor and validate model inputs and outputs, yet their isolated, task

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