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Large Language Modelsr/AI_AgentsPublished: Apr 20, 2026, 10:00 JST

Researcher demonstrates runtime security layer that treats AI agents as untrusted actors to prevent prompt injection attacks during tool execution.

Prompt injection becomes a runtime problem once LLM agents gain access to tools, APIs, and databases—not just a static prompt issue

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