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Aletheia is a framework designed to test coding-agent rules for permission minimality by translating requested authority into a typed language and creating sandbox configurations. It helps detect malicious rules that could exploit prompt injection to access credentials or transfer data.
Aletheia is a framework designed to test coding-agent rules for permission minimality by translating requested authority into a typed language and creating sandbox configurations. It helps detect malicious rules that could exploit prompt injection to access credentials or transfer data.
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Repository instruction files guide coding agents, but also expose them to prompt injection. Malicious rules can request credential access or data transfer while the agent produces a correct patch. We present Aletheia, a framework for permission-minimality testing. Aletheia translates requested authority into a...
Coding agents are vulnerable to prompt injection attacks that can misuse permissions, risking security breaches. Aletheia provides a method to ensure agents operate with minimal necessary permissions, enhancing AI security.
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