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EvoMal Enables Self-Evolving Coding Agents to Replicate Malicious Skills and Keep Spreading After the Original Source Is Removed
Researchers found that coding agents capable of writing and saving their own Skills may copy malicious structures retrieved from a shared repository into new tools. Self-poisoning rates across six models ranged from 20.3% to 41.8%, although the evidence so far comes mainly from benchmarks controlled by the authors.