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Agents2026-07-18 · source-backed
arXiv 2607.07368 formalizes distributed attacks where multiple agents jointly pursue a malicious goal, evaluated on FakeLab (9 services, 86 benign tasks, 4 attack objectives). Adding coordinating agents makes per-agent monitoring less likely to catch any individual one, and an explicit planner raises attack completion up to sevenfold. If you run fleets, your monitoring has to aggregate across trajectories. Scoring each agent in isolation is a defense that degrades as you scale, which is exactly backwards from what you want.
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