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Public story · 2026-03-03 · source-backed
First defense against MCP Tool Poisoning Attacks using a Decision Dependence Graph that correlates LLM attention with tool invocation decisions. 97%+ detection accuracy with zero token overhead. Key insight: behavior-level defenses are fundamentally ineffective against TPA because poisoned tools need not execute to influence decisions. arXiv 2508.20412
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