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Where Rules End and Judges Begin: Measuring the Judgment Boundary in Multi-Agent Systems Security
LLM-based multi-agent systems (MAS) engage tools, share memory, and delegate tasks, often encountering adversarial content. Current defenses for MAS are typically evaluated in isolation, focusing on one attack type at a time, which can lead to costly and hard-to-audit outcomes. This study organizes
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