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Developers can adopt a layered defense strategy: set up whitelists and human confirmation mechanisms at the tool-call layer, mandating secondary authorization for sensitive file operations; deploy monitoring separately at the output layer and the action layer, cross-checking model statements against actual behavior; and retain complete call logs for later tracing.
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