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SAFE-Mem introduces fine-grained governance for agent memory: each "claim" carries source, authority, and scope labels, and retrieval first checks whether the claim's permissions match the query requirements before deciding whether to use it; in tests this mechanism reduced attack success rate by at least 77% relative to the strongest defense baseline while maintaining the highest answer accuracy among all evaluated defenses.
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