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Agent Memory Is a Surface for Endogenous Authorization Laundering
Revised October 24 EAL-Bench study across seven memory writers and two executors. It measures 45.4% false-authorization generation in a selected condition and 99.0% conditional execution of a false grant.
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Evidence record
Revised October 24 EAL-Bench study across seven memory writers and two executors. It measures 45.4% false-authorization generation in a selected condition and 99.0% conditional execution of a false grant.
Claim-level citations (2)
- supportsAgent-generated memory converted conditional approvals into apparent standing authority: Across seven memory writers and two executors, the authors report false authority generated for up to 45.4% of unauthorized requests under incremental memory updates.
Abstract; typed-memory writer experiments
- supportsAgent-generated memory converted conditional approvals into apparent standing authority: Once the false grant is present, the study reports executor action in 99.0% of selected trials; that conditional result is not a population-wide unauthorized-action rate.
Abstract; conditional executor trials