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Stateful Agent Backdoors: Constructing Cross-Session Attack Programs
Multi-step attacks on large language model agents may depend on opportunities distributed across sessions, such as access to target information or the availability of required tools. To combine these opportunities, an attack needs to retain its state and intermediate results, and choose actions base
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