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Agent-to-Agent Social Engineering: How Multi-Agent Systems Leak Secrets Through Simulated Trust

Multi-agent systems fail when one agent is compromised or adversarial. New research from the AI Alignment Foundation shows that agents designed to collaborate will leak secrets, run untrusted code, and violate explicit security instructions when another agent offers to help. The attack surface is n…

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  1. 2026-11-09 00:08 · DEV Community — AI
    Agent-to-Agent Social Engineering: How Multi-Agent Systems Leak Secrets Through Simulated Trust

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