Contextual Policies as a Defense Against Slow-Burn Prompt Injection Attacks on AI Agents
• The attack: An indirect prompt injection breaks data theft into ordinary steps: read a document, read another, write a summary, and send it out. No single agent or model can catch this, because…
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