HCP enforces eight execution-layer security invariants in MCP-style agent systems and blocks all ten benchmark attacks, unlike naive and mitigated connection-layer baselines.
On access control, capabilities, their equivalence, and confused deputy attacks,
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Object capabilities encode permissions in objects to increase software security but see limited adoption according to this survey of post-2013 work.
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From Tool Connection to Execution Control: Benchmarking Security Invariants in MCP-Style Agent Runtimes
HCP enforces eight execution-layer security invariants in MCP-style agent systems and blocks all ten benchmark attacks, unlike naive and mitigated connection-layer baselines.
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Object-Capability as a Means of Permission and Authority in Software Systems
Object capabilities encode permissions in objects to increase software security but see limited adoption according to this survey of post-2013 work.