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LLM agents are central today, revealing new architectural risks like capability laundering and the stochastic deputy problem, while hardware vulnerabilities expand into GPU memory architectures.
A feasibility study and architectural blueprint for integrating an LLM agent via a custom Model Context Protocol (MCP) server to dynamically orchestrate and steer malware execution across diverse virtualization technologies.
New perspectives on LLM agent security: a census of the Model Context Protocol ecosystem, attacks via gated memories and contextual bias, new attacks on agent architectures, and LLM-guided smart contract fuzzing.