EU Regulatory Changes

A new preprint published on arXiv proposes a framework called GTI-mSEMP, which models how malware could be deliberately stimulated to spread more effectively by incorporating attacker and defender ...

This paper, ToolPrivacyBench, introduces a new benchmarking framework designed to evaluate how well large language model agents protect user privacy when using external tools. It specifically tests...

This paper, published on arXiv, presents a novel measurement study of non-interactive SSH attacks against honeypots, which are decoy systems used to detect cyber threats. The research reveals that ...

This publication introduces a novel cryptographic protocol for quantum multi-party threshold private set intersection with explicit cardinality testing. It enables multiple parties to compute the s...

This publication introduces a new cryptographic protocol for multi-party quantum private set operations, enabling multiple parties to compute intersections or unions of private datasets without rev...

This publication introduces AdvancedShelLM, a novel AI-driven honeypot system that uses multiple large language model agents to simulate realistic, interactive SSH sessions for cybersecurity decept...

This paper, published on arXiv, introduces a new technical method called SHARD (cell-keyed residual splitting) designed to enable private dense retrieval of information from large language models w...

This publication, a research paper from arXiv, does not represent a formal regulatory change but rather a significant technical analysis relevant to AI safety and cybersecurity compliance. The pape...

This is a mathematical research paper published on arXiv, not a regulatory change. It does not originate from any EU regulatory body or standard-setting organization. The title, "Transversal Differ...

This paper, published on arXiv, presents a new research finding that agentic AI systems can now re-identify individuals from anonymized mobility microdata—such as location traces from mobile phones...