KidnapRAG is a sequential black-box poisoning attack on Agentic RAG systems using Bait, Chain-Link, and Mal-Ins documents to redirect retrieval and reasoning, outperforming prior baselines.
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TACO combines Differential Answer-Probe Reward (DAPR) and Outcome-Gated Advantage Routing (OGAR) to assign credit to tool calls in agentic visual reasoning, producing accuracy gains on multimodal benchmarks.
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KidnapRAG: A Black-Box Attack for Hijacking Reasoning in Agentic Retrieval-Augmented Generation Systems
KidnapRAG is a sequential black-box poisoning attack on Agentic RAG systems using Bait, Chain-Link, and Mal-Ins documents to redirect retrieval and reasoning, outperforming prior baselines.
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TACO: Tool-Augmented Credit Optimization for Agentic Tool Use
TACO combines Differential Answer-Probe Reward (DAPR) and Outcome-Gated Advantage Routing (OGAR) to assign credit to tool calls in agentic visual reasoning, producing accuracy gains on multimodal benchmarks.