Agent benchmark shows LLM agents frequently violate contextual integrity when handling user data.

Across 936 tasks in 11 applications, single-run leakage ranged from 32.5% to 94.4% and increased with repeated execution.

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Chengquan Guo · Zhaorun Chen · Zinan Lin · Xiaodong Liu · Bo Li

University of Chicago · Microsoft Research · University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

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The authors introduce AgentCIScope, a benchmark that converts privacy cases into executable multi-step tasks in realistic application environments.

The authors built AgentCIScope with an automated pipeline that turns public and synthetic privacy cases into executable tasks.

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LLM agents leak sensitive user information across applications at high rates, with leakage varying by attribute, environment, and privacy policy.

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