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The Verifiable Action Card: Trustworthy Human-in-the-Loop Control for Secure Autonomous Agents
Agentic browsers can execute security-sensitive actions under a user's authenticated session, making indirect prompt injection and deceptive confirmation interfaces a direct threat to action integrity. Existing human-in-the-loop (HITL) safeguards are insufficient when the approval prompt itself can
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