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Trojan Horse automated repository poisoning against coding agents
The Trojan Horse paper tests automated poisoning of execution-reachable repository locations using TrojanBench, a researcher-constructed corpus of 384 repositories. It measures attack effects in coding-agent harnesses, not the compromise of 384 independent real users.
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The Trojan Horse paper tests automated poisoning of execution-reachable repository locations using TrojanBench, a researcher-constructed corpus of 384 repositories. It measures attack effects in coding-agent harnesses, not the compromise of 384 independent real users.
Claim-level citations (2)
- supportsTrojanForge locates runtime-reachable code paths for repository poisoning of coding agents: TrojanBench contains 384 researcher-poisoned repositories and evaluates automated attack placement in coding-agent workflows.
Abstract; TrojanBench construction; experiments
- supportsTrojanForge locates runtime-reachable code paths for repository poisoning of coding agents: The reported high attack rates are laboratory outcomes, not verified compromise counts in production code repositories.
Experimental setup; Discussion; Real-World Validation limitations