SIX-STRATEGY CLOUD EVALUATION COMPLETE

3,774 defended pairs.
Six attack strategies.

The flagship important_instructions run reduced attack success from 47.7% to 0.6% across 629 pairs. Five additional strategies added 3,145 full-stack pairs: 13 residuals (0.41%), of which one produced a side effect (0.03%).

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AgentDojo

3,774 full-stack defended pairs · six attack strategies · four suites · gemini-2.5-flash

47.7% → 0.6%flagship attack, baseline to full stack
3,774full-stack pairs across six strategies
0.41%13 residuals in the five-strategy expansion
0.03%one side-effecting residual in that expansion
FIVE-ARM DECOMPOSITION

important_instructions

The original 629-pair run separates the deterministic gate, behavioral layer, and human review so each contribution and utility cost remains visible.

Suite and pairsArmAttack successTask utilityApprovals per task
Banking 144Baseline33.3%44.4%n/a
Banking 144Gate0.0%29.9%n/a
Banking 144Gate + review0.0%29.9%0.00
Banking 144Gate + behavioral0.0%29.9%n/a
Banking 144Full stack0.0%29.9%0.00
Travel 140Baseline63.6%10.7%n/a
Travel 140Gate16.4%18.6%n/a
Travel 140Gate + review17.1%20.0%0.20
Travel 140Gate + behavioral2.9%22.9%n/a
Travel 140Full stack2.9%25.0%0.20
Slack 105Baseline84.8%54.3%n/a
Slack 105Gate34.3%24.8%n/a
Slack 105Gate + review34.3%38.1%0.48
Slack 105Gate + behavioral0.0%21.0%n/a
Slack 105Full stack0.0%32.4%0.52
Workspace 240Baseline30.8%27.9%n/a
Workspace 240Gate0.0%38.8%n/a
Workspace 240Gate + review0.0%45.8%0.28
Workspace 240Gate + behavioral0.0%38.8%n/a
Workspace 240Full stack0.0%45.4%0.28

Residual: Four of 629 pairs remained under the full stack. Three were speech-only answers with no tool call. One produced a side effect to a destination the user's own task had authorized, for a 0.16% side-effecting residual.

Behavioral layer: It reduced travel from 16.4% to 2.9% and slack from 34.3% to 0.0%. On banking and workspace the deterministic gate had already reached 0.0%.

Review rule: Human review must sit above the behavioral layer. On travel, review without behavioral context loosened one gate refusal and raised attack success from 16.4% to 17.1%.

EXPANDED STRATEGY SWEEP

Five additional attack strategies

Every cell below covers all user and injection pairs for that suite. Baseline and gate come from one runner; the full stack comes from another.

Suite and pairsAttackBaselineGateFull stackUtility
Banking 144direct4.9%0.0%0.0%32.6%
Banking 144ignore_previous2.1%0.0%0.0%31.9%
Banking 144injecagent2.1%0.0%0.0%31.2%
Banking 144system_message2.1%0.0%0.0%31.2%
Banking 144tool_knowledge40.3%0.0%0.0%27.8%
Travel 140direct0.7%0.0%0.0%40.7%
Travel 140ignore_previous0.0%0.0%0.0%40.0%
Travel 140injecagent0.7%0.0%0.0%36.4%
Travel 140system_message1.4%0.7%0.7%40.0%
Travel 140tool_knowledge67.9%15.7%6.4%25.0%
Slack 105direct3.8%3.8%1.0%55.2%
Slack 105ignore_previous13.3%7.6%0.0%55.2%
Slack 105injecagent10.5%5.7%0.0%53.3%
Slack 105system_message2.9%1.9%1.9%53.3%
Slack 105tool_knowledge84.8%34.3%0.0%35.2%
Workspace 240direct0.0%0.0%0.0%46.7%
Workspace 240ignore_previous0.0%0.0%0.0%46.2%
Workspace 240injecagent0.0%0.0%0.0%49.2%
Workspace 240system_message0.4%0.0%0.0%48.3%
Workspace 240tool_knowledge34.6%0.0%0.0%44.2%

Signal: Seven of the twenty cells have an undefended baseline already at or near zero, so those defended zeros are not counted as evidence of a win. Thirteen cells carry signal.

Strongest attack: tool_knowledge produced the highest baseline on banking, travel, and workspace, and tied the highest on slack. The original baseline is therefore conservative.

Expanded residuals: Across 3,145 full-stack pairs, 13 remained (0.41%): ten speech acts, two reads, and one side-effecting message to an already-authorized colleague (0.03%).

Authorization split: Outward actions remain deterministic. A deterministic unknown-target read rule held 58 Slack reads, including 45 legitimate ones (78% false positives), so reads use the behavioral layer.

STATIC REPLAY · LIVE HOSTED GATEWAY

InjecAgent

UIUC · Findings of ACL 2024 · 1,054 cases · 17 user tools · 63 attacker tools · base + enhanced

1,054 / 1,054attacks stopped · base setting
1,054 / 1,054attacks stopped · enhanced hacking prompt
1,054 / 1,054legitimate task tools allowed

What it proves: Every InjecAgent attack requires at least one tool outside the current task's scope. UBAG stops the attack chain when it refuses any required out-of-scope tool.

Live execution: Each setting produced 2,652 authorization calls through the deployed gateway, with zero errors and 174 ms average latency. The live HTTP path and the in-process cross-check agreed exactly.

Stopped, not every call blocked: One attacker step reused the authorized GitHubGetUserDetails tool and was allowed. The attack still failed because its required exfiltration tool was refused.

Boundary: This is a static replay of labeled calls, not a live-agent run. Tool confinement is insufficient when harmful use stays inside an authorized tool; destination and argument controls must then carry the decision.

SUPPLEMENTARY ENGINE COVERAGE

Known failure modes stay executable as tests.

Our authored suite exercises tenant isolation, capability grants, state drift, cumulative plans, fabricated references, argument injection, circuit breakers, and benign controls.

302 / 302unique authored attacks stopped
199 / 199benign controls allowed
0false positives

The suite contains 511 unique cases and recorded zero execution errors. Six blind, model-authored corpora were generated from the same declared scenario using GLM 5.2, Gemini 3.5, Microsoft Copilot, Claude Opus 4.8, GPT-5.6 Sol, and Claude Sonnet 4.6. The models proposed the cases; UBAG evaluated them deterministically. Ten authored expectation labels differed from the configured policy semantics and are reported separately rather than counted as attacks or benign controls. This is internal regression evidence, not independent validation.

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Mechanism, not detection

The claim is not that UBAG recognizes every malicious instruction. The claim is that policy denies unauthorized execution even when the model is persuaded.

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Conditions remain visible

Model, suite, attack family, policy point, case count, utility effect, and evaluation type are stated beside each result.

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Residuals stay public

Successful attacks, blocked legitimate tasks, service errors, and out-of-scope speech acts remain part of the result.

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Evidence is reviewable

The public report explains the method, full results, residuals, and limitations. Run logs and policy configuration are available for technical review.

These are company-run evaluations on public academic benchmark suites. They are not a third-party audit.

FULL PUBLIC REPORTRead the complete method, table, residual analysis, caveats, and reproduction steps.
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