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Researchers at Tel Aviv University, Technion, and Intuit published a paper on July 8, 2026 showing that AI coding agents treat hallucinated identifiers as verified commands. Models hallucinated identical names up to 85% of the time for repository requests and 100% for skill installs. The attack exploits fake package names, domains, repositories, or skills.
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