Min Yang
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The paper introduces Tree structured Injection for Payloads (TIP), a novel black-box attack framework that reliably generates stealthy injection payloads to seize control of LLM agents utilizing the Model Context Protocol (MCP), even when defenses are present.
This paper systematically analyzes the resilience of LLM-enhanced search engines against black-hat SEO attacks, finding that while they block most traditional attacks, they remain vulnerable to sophisticated LLM-generated query manipulations.
This study provides the first measurement of authentication security in real-world remote Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers, finding pervasive and critical authentication weaknesses, particularly in dynamic client registration.
The paper introduces CyberEvolver, a self-evolving agent framework that iteratively revises its own operational scaffold based on failed execution attempts, significantly improving cybersecurity agent performance across various tasks.
AgentGuard is an attribute-based access control framework designed to mitigate severe security risks, such as privacy leakage and system compromise, in tool-using LLM-based agents.
The Implicit Drifting Policy (IDP) is a novel one-step action generation framework that implicitly enforces trajectory correction constraints by analyzing local expert action geometry, overcoming the difficulties of explicitly estimating a training-time drifting field.
This paper investigates Description-Code Inconsistency (DCI) in Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers, finding that 9.93% of real-world tools exhibit inconsistencies that create security blind spots.
The paper introduces PriSrv+, an advanced service discovery protocol that significantly enhances privacy, usability, and efficiency in wireless networks through a novel matchmaking encryption scheme called FEME.
The paper proposes PriSrv, a novel private service discovery protocol that enhances wireless communication security and privacy by enabling fine-grained, multi-layered matching and mutual authentication.
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PriSrv+: Privacy and Usability-Enhanced Wireless Service Discovery with Fast and Expressive Matchmaking Encryption
Yang Yang, Guomin Yang, Yingjiu Li, Pengfei Wu +5 more
The paper introduces PriSrv+, an advanced service discovery protocol that significantly enhances privacy, usability, and efficiency in wireless networks through a novel matchmaking encryption scheme c…