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First defense framework that reasons about cross-agent attack propagation rather than single-agent input filtering. Reconstructs semantic flows across multi-agent pipelines, achieving 85.3% F1 on compound indirect prompt injection detection. Directly actionable for anyone building multi-agent systems. (arXiv 2603.04469)
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