JailMeter: An Evidence-Based Evaluation Framework for Jailbreak Attacks on Large Language Models
2026-07-23T07:23:38Z•6717d170fe380bfd46abbb210656237c2ace657d662f143fc278165cfb6bbc13
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What happened
Collection of recent arXiv papers (23 Jul 2026) describing new methods, defenses, and measured risks across LLM-agent ecosystems, agentic commerce, communications systems, and user authentication. Key contributions: JailMeter — an evidence-based, high-accuracy framework (and distilled SLM) for reliably evaluating jailbreak success; ChannelGuard — an embedding-similarity, information-bottleneck gate design to stop inter-agent channel attacks across backends; ChainWatch — an HMM/kill-chain sequential detector for multi-step MCP tool-chain attacks; a verifiable global event timeline and Merkle- +
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- 6717d170fe380bfd46abbb210656237c2ace657d662f143fc278165cfb6bbc13
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- 2026-07-23T07:23:38Z
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