arXiv Brief — 2026-09-16
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.
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.