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ToolHijacker: Prompt Injection Attack to Tool Selection in LLM Agents

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Apr 2025 paper introducing a no-box attack that injects a malicious tool document into an agent's tool library to consistently hijack tool selection. Finds that StruQ, SecAlign, DataSentinel, and perplexity detection are all insufficient defenses.

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