Morning Edition · Friday, September 18, 2026Published at 2:27 AM EDT · New York
One preprint locates privacy loss in memory writes and inter-agent messages rather than in final outputs, while another attaches statistical coverage guarantees to language model intrusion detection.

A cluster of security preprints posted this week share a premise worth noting: the interesting failures in agent systems happen between steps, not in the final response. PAPC addresses platforms where language model agents act for different…
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The Agent Skill Supply Chain Becomes an Attack Surface
As agents load third-party skills, tools and MCP servers at runtime, the gap between what a skill advertises and what it actually does becomes a recurring security failure mode, driving registries, attestation and zero-trust verification into the agent stack the way package signing came to software repositories.
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