What Does This Mean?
Deliberately or accidentally corrupting an agent's stored long-term memory so its future behavior is subtly and persistently wrong, distinct from context poisoning by affecting permanent memory rather than one session's working context.
EXPLAINER
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EXPLAINER
SecureTechIn · original source ↗
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REAL-WORLD EXAMPLE
"One bad memory entry poisoned every session after that, the agent kept repeating the same wrong assumption for weeks."
LORE & ORIGIN
Extends 'context-poisoning' up a level to permanent memory stores, borrowing the same security-poisoning language once agents started keeping memory across sessions.
MENTIONS OVER TIME
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