One Word Opens the Gate: The Option-Channel Attack on Typed Decision Models as Agent Guardrails
Introduced the option-channel attack on typed decision models used as agent guardrails.
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A paper on routing a personal multilingual inbox compares typed decision models against a classical baseline and a generative LLM, arguing to measure before training.
Typed decision models return a probability over caller-defined options instead of generating text, and papers began placing them in agent systems as guardrails. The first paper showed an attack on that role; a security-triage study followed.
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Introduced the option-channel attack on typed decision models used as agent guardrails.
Applied typed, calibrated decision heads to real-time perimeter triage, contrasting them with signature engines and generative models.
Compared typed decision models with a classical baseline and a generative LLM for inbox routing.
Introduced the option-channel attack on typed decision models used as agent guardrails.
Applied typed, calibrated decision heads to real-time perimeter triage, contrasting them with signature engines and generative models.
Compared typed decision models with a classical baseline and a generative LLM for inbox routing.
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