Embedded Files
Document-Driven Implicit Payload Execution (DDIPE)
Document-Driven Implicit Payload Execution (DDIPE)
DDIPE embeds malicious logic within the legitimate technical structures of skill documentation — not as standalone behavioral instructions. The two embedding strategies exploit how coding agents treat documentation as authoritative reference for code synthesis.
Strategy 1: Code Example Poisoning
Strategy 1: Code Example Poisoning
Strategy 2: Configuration Template Poisoning
Strategy 2: Configuration Template Poisoning
Case Studies from Production Systems
Case Studies from Production Systems
Case Study 1: Universal Breach via Pip Configuration (479 Bytes)
Case Study 1: Universal Breach via Pip Configuration (479 Bytes)
Case Study 2: Conda Environment Poisoning — Model Divergence
Case Study 2: Conda Environment Poisoning — Model Divergence
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