Morning Edition · Sunday, November 8, 2026Published at 1:30 AM EST · New York
The attack, called ETUDE, runs outside the model's context, so defenses that inspect prompts never see it. Separately, Cognition security chief Alex Stamos says AI has pushed defenders into a "dark age."

A preprint submitted to arXiv on November 1 by researchers at Shanghai Jiao Tong University and Inria describes a class of agent attack that prompt-injection defenses do not address. In "Beyond Prompt Injection: The Tool Update Gap in LLM A…
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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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