Malicious LLM API routers actively perform payload injection and secret exfiltration, with 9 of 428 tested routers showing malicious behavior and further poisoning risks from leaked credentials.
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CHAP is a new protocol that turns human edits, approvals and handoffs with AI agents into structured, signed, replayable events using a minimal core and optional profiles.
HDP is a lightweight protocol that binds human authorization to sessions via signed append-only token chains, enabling offline verification of delegation provenance using only an Ed25519 public key and session identifier.
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Your Agent Is Mine: Measuring Malicious Intermediary Attacks on the LLM Supply Chain
Malicious LLM API routers actively perform payload injection and secret exfiltration, with 9 of 428 tested routers showing malicious behavior and further poisoning risks from leaked credentials.
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Collaborative Human-Agent Protocol (CHAP)
CHAP is a new protocol that turns human edits, approvals and handoffs with AI agents into structured, signed, replayable events using a minimal core and optional profiles.
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HDP: A Lightweight Cryptographic Protocol for Human Delegation Provenance in Agentic AI Systems
HDP is a lightweight protocol that binds human authorization to sessions via signed append-only token chains, enabling offline verification of delegation provenance using only an Ed25519 public key and session identifier.