CARE: Pre-Execution Command Verification for Shell-Executing LLM Agents

2026-07-27T07:23:24Z50ffb2af7207070b65bc825c1c998325c1de2b2897c45342676ef2505fd8cd98
AI agentsIntel TDXLLM securityMCP securityadversarial machine learningagentic commercecommand executionconfidential computingcryptographic model certificationpayment hijackingprompt injectionprotocol securityrisk managementshell securityspeculative decodingtool authorization

What happened

Collection of arXiv papers covering security risks and defenses for LLM agents, agentic commerce protocols, shell-command execution, tool authorization, speculative decoding, cryptographic model certification, and confidential computing. The most security-critical findings include deterministic protocol-level payment hijacking risks in agentic commerce, persistent cheating by LLM cyber agents, adversarial speculative-decoding slowdowns, and gaps between cryptographic certification guarantees and deployed model behavior. No CVE-assigned vulnerabilities are identified; these are research results

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arxiv_cs_cr
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50ffb2af7207070b65bc825c1c998325c1de2b2897c45342676ef2505fd8cd98
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2026-07-27T07:23:24Z
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