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New papers on differential privacy for code generation, LLM tool selection attacks, and protocol compliance.
New papers on agents as operating systems, LLM-based vulnerability detection, RAG poisoning, LLM agent root cause analysis harnesses, and agentic message boards.
Automated protocol reverse engineering via tree-of-thought search, incomparable minima in tool authorization for agents, and decode-time provenance binding to stop MCP indirect injection.
New work on power side-channels, manipulating sensor measurement, and post-quantum end-to-end tunnels.
Laser-based phantom motion injection attacks, security pitfalls in multi-CPU systems, and side-channel vulnerabilities from write port contention.