Can quantum fire be delegated without handing everyone a clone button? The paper says yes, with secret keys or torches.
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01 02 Prompt injection gets a fenced-off proxy and a closed command set, then a red-team SOC eval tries to break it.03 Paper on InterAcct, a cross-chain access-control scheme for permissioned chains, because leaking ACLs apparently needed a framework.04 Can a one-time quantum program stay stateful under bounded queries? QLPs, one-shot signatures, and delegation say yes.05 Beyond Centralized Policy Decision Points: Decentralized Sticky Policy Authorization through Evidence Quorums arxiv.orgPaper on SPEAR-Q, a decentralized sticky-policy scheme where signed evidence quorums replace the usual policy decision point.06 AI agents as subjects, not authors, changes authorization outcomes and cuts data exposure in agentic dataspaces.07 SADRA: Sound Capability-based Access Control System for Resource-Disaggregated Architectures arxiv.orgCan capability auth survive disaggregated boxes? SADRA says yes, with host and SmartNIC enforcement plus revocation cleanup.08 Crypto-bound identity-verified capability tokens for coordinating distributed AI agents: A proposal arxiv.orgYet another agent-auth proposal, this one binds capabilities to DIDs/VCs and enforces delegation outside the prompt.09 Physalia secret-shares stored data so redistributing it costs the full payload, because sharing keys was too easy.