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Structurally Close, Temporally Distant: Measuring Security Exposure in Long-Horizon LLM Agents
Long-horizon LLM agents interact with untrusted content, persistent memory, external state, and sensitive tools. Existing analyses often characterize attacks by the number of execution steps between malicious input and a downstream action. We show that temporal remoteness can overstate security sepa
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