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Paper • Feb 14, 2026 • arXiv • J. L. Martinez, Susan Athey, Alessandro V. Rossi
As the internet transitions to a machine to machine economy systems frequently need to outsource sub tasks to external nodes. Traditional financial rails are too slow and fee heavy to support milli...
Paper • Jan 12, 2026 • arXiv • Alessandro V. Rossi, Elena M. K., Yong Lin
The delegation of high stakes financial tasks to autonomous systems requires robust mechanisms for verifying behavior without exposing sensitive underlying data. This paper proposes a novel framewo...
Paper • Oct 14, 2025 • arXiv • J. L. Martinez, Susan Athey, Alessandro V. Rossi
As the internet transitions to a machine-to-machine economy, Agentic AI systems frequently need to outsource sub-tasks (e.g., specialized data retrieval, proprietary compute) to external agents. Ho...
Paper • Dec 5, 2025 • arXiv • Alessandro V. Rossi, Elena M. K., Yong Lin
The delegation of high-stakes financial and infrastructural tasks to Agentic AI requires robust mechanisms for verifying agent behavior without exposing sensitive underlying data. This paper propos...
Paper • Nov 5, 2025 • arXiv • Chen Wei, Marcus T. Holden, Elara Vance
The rapid escalation of automated cyber attacks has outpaced human response times, necessitating a shift toward autonomous defense mechanisms. This paper introduces an Agentic AI framework for cont...
Paper • Aug 25, 2025 • arXiv • Alexander C. K.
As Agentic AI systems are granted read/write access to production databases, cloud infrastructures, and financial APIs, the risk of catastrophic runaway actions increases exponentially. This paper ...
Paper • Feb 25, 2026 • arXiv • Bo Li, Dan Hendrycks, Julian Thorne
As LLM agents are granted access to execute code, query databases, and interact with file systems, the risk of catastrophic failure or malicious exploit grows exponentially. We propose 'Agency Sand...
Paper • Feb 24, 2026 • arXiv • Sarah Chen, David Wagner, Dawn Song
As autonomous agents increasingly communicate via unstructured natural language, they become vulnerable to 'Intent Redirection'—a novel class of adversarial attacks where a malicious agent hijacks ...
Paper • Feb 20, 2026 • arXiv • J. L. Martinez, Sarah Chen, Arjun Nair
To counter the rise of Agent Hijacking, we propose a framework for 'Verifiable Intent.' This protocol cryptographically anchors the human user's original objective to every sub-task generated by a ...
Paper • Feb 18, 2026 • arXiv • Siddharth V., Elena K., Marcus W., Yujin H.
As agents increasingly handle high-stakes tasks like financial transactions and system permissions, the mechanism of 'Authority Transfer' becomes a critical attack surface. We introduce the Agent-i...
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