SourcesSecurity Threat Modeling for Agent Protocols MCP A2A Agora ANParXiv·high signalXBlueskyLinkedInCopy linkFirst comparative security analysis of 4 agent communication protocols. Identity forgery is cross-protocol vulnerability.SourceSource pagearXiv↳ Follow the threadPolicy dependency / Stack layerBuild Integration, Not Fuzzing, Is What Kills LLM Dynamic Analysis on Real Autonomous-Vehicle StacksarXiv 2608.13450Stack layer / Threat patternInterSAGE Proposes the Trust Layer MCP, A2A and ANP Left Out of the Internet of AgentsarXiv 2608.13030Policy dependency / Stack layerExport Controls Turn Frontier Model Access Into a Cyber-Defence Dependency for Middle PowersarXiv 2608.13272Policy dependency / Threat patternTopoIntent Compiles Natural-Language Security Intent Into Runnable Mininet Topologies With iptables ACLsarXiv 2608.13389Stack layer / Threat patternFormal Specs Inferred From Tests Alone, Without White-Box Access to the ImplementationarXiv 2608.13240Stack layer / Threat patternDreamX-Phi 1.0 Uses SAM3 Masks and a Frozen V-JEPA Teacher to Stop Robot Arms Losing Their Identity Mid-PredictionarXiv (via HuggingFace Daily Papers)Threat pattern / ContrastVertical Federated Learning Backdoor Results Collapse Under Realistic Constraints; BVBench Released to Reset the FieldarXiv 2608.12962Stack layer / Threat patternHARD: let the agent evolve its own runtime defenses instead of hand-writing guardrailsarXiv