sequential_tool_attack_chaining
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| STAC (Sequential Tool Attack Chaining) is a multi-turn attack framework targeting tool-enabled LLM agents, where sequences of individually benign tool calls combine to produce harmful operations that only become apparent at the final step. With 483 systematically generated attack cases and an average attack success rate exceeding 90%, STAC reveals a fundamental security blind spot in current agent architectures: | STAC (Sequential Tool Attack Chaining) is a multi-turn attack framework targeting tool-enabled LLM agents, where sequences of individually benign tool calls combine to produce harmful operations that only become apparent at the final step. With 483 systematically generated attack cases and an average attack success rate exceeding 90%, STAC reveals a fundamental security blind spot in current agent architectures: | ||
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| + | < | ||
| + | graph TD | ||
| + | B1[Benign Call 1] --> B2[Benign Call 2] | ||
| + | B2 --> B3[Benign Call 3] | ||
| + | B3 --> COMBINE[Combined Effect] | ||
| + | COMBINE --> HARM[Harmful Action] | ||
| + | style B1 fill:# | ||
| + | style B2 fill:# | ||
| + | style B3 fill:# | ||
| + | style HARM fill:# | ||
| + | </ | ||
| ===== Background ===== | ===== Background ===== | ||
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