DROS-PGM (v2.0): A Deterministic Post-Compromise Execution Containment Substrate for Autonomous AI Workloads (後受陷確定性執行約束基板)
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In modern autonomous AI agent workloads where agents obtain legitimate credentials and invoke consequential tools, traditional application-layer perimeters suffer from fundamental failure modes. Conventional defenses rely on probabilistic semantic guardrails or coarse-grained operating system sandboxes under the assumption of preventing compromise.However, once internal dialogue or interpreter environments succumb to indirect prompt injection, attackers inevitably inheritvalid credentials and execute irreversible physical state changes.
This paper presents DROS-PGM, a post-compromise execution containment substrate operating at the binary execution control plane. Architecturally, the C-ABI / FFI boundary manages policy evaluation and principal capability attribution, while OS kernel hooks enforce mandatory authorization checks over explicitly instrumented operation classes Xcovered. PGM decouples application principal identity from binary execution authority, maintaining the formal containment invariant via sub-microsecond (P50 = 353 ns) lock-free evaluation and atomic RCU statepointer swaps. To rigorously evaluate boundary robustness without self-witness circularity, we introduce the PGM-VEP Five- Tier Progressive Falsification Methodology (V1–V5), encompassing attack-equivalent baselines, adaptive white-box state search, negative control meta-verification (5/5 injected flaw detection and 100/100 mutant kill score), a four-stage decoupled ground-truth oracle pipeline (OI → OA → OE → OP ), and cross-environment replication across Linux x86_64, ARM64, and Windows. Across 118,355 total executions (68,355 adversarial + 50,000 benign, BFDR = 0/50, 000), zero unauthorized executions or state drifts were observed within explicitly instrumented boundaries. We report these guarantees as empirical invariants over the evaluated state space and establish an open counterexample registry to support ongoing adversarial falsification.
在自主AI 代理獲取合法憑證與工具調用權限的現代工作負載中,應用層安全邊界正面臨根本性失效。傳統防禦體系主要依賴機率性語義護欄或粗粒度作業系統沙箱,其核心假設建立於「防範受陷」之上;然而,一旦內部對話或直譯器遭遇提示注入或邏輯受陷,攻擊者即可繼承合法憑證並引發不可逆的實體副作用。
本文提出DROS-PGM,一種運行於二進位執行控制平面之後受陷執行約束基板。在架構上,C-ABI / FFI 邊界負責策略調用與主體能力歸因,而OS 內核Hook 則在顯式插樁之受管操作類別空間Xcovered 上執行強制授權檢查。PGM 將應用層主體身分與底層執行授權實體解耦,透過亞微秒級(中位數353ns)無鎖策略評估與原子化RCU 狀態指針切換,形式化維持安全不變量。為嚴謹評估此邊界,我們引入PGM-VEP 五階漸進式對抗證偽方法學(V1–V5),涵蓋攻擊等價基準對照、白箱對抗探針搜尋、陰性對照組元驗證(5/5 缺陷捕獲與100/100 突變殺死率)、四階段解耦判定神諭(OI → OA → OE → OP )以及跨Linux x86_64、ARM64 與Windows 異質環境之獨立自動化復現。在累積68,355 次對抗與驗證執行負載及50,000 次良性基準負載(總計118,355 次執行,良性誤拒率BFDR = 0/50, 000)中,於顯式插樁觀測邊界內未曾觀測到任何授權逃逸或實體狀態漂移。本文將所得保證確立為經驗不變量而非全域安全證明,並公開發布反例登錄協議以供學術社群持續進行開放式對抗證偽。
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- Preprint: 10.5281/zenodo.20823163 (DOI)
- Preprint: 10.5281/zenodo.21755654 (DOI)
- Is part of
- Preprint: 10.5281/zenodo.22114036 (DOI)
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- Software: https://github.com/Top-Celestial-Company-Ltd/DROS-VEP-lite (URL)
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- https://github.com/Top-Celestial-Company-Ltd/DROS-VEP-lite
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