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Signing the Transaction but Not the Decision: Whisper Attacks and a Binding Defense for AP2
Software agents are beginning to shop and pay on a person's behalf. Agent payment protocols such as AP2 produce cryptographically valid signatures for completed purchases, yet do not constrain the decisions that lead to them. Consequently, ordinary product-description text can steer a shopping agent
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