Creating AI agents is becoming easier with new no-code tools, but this raises concerns about security. These agents, built on language models, can manage tasks like calling other tools or communicating with each other. The OWASP Gen AI Security Project has developed guidelines to address the unique risks posed by AI agents. Recently, they hosted ...
Building AI agents has become easier, thanks to no-code tools and frameworks. However, this ease comes with risks. These powerful agents, which rely on large language models (LLMs), can pose unique security threats. The OWASP Gen AI Security Project has created the Agentic Security Initiative to address these risks, releasing a guide that outlines specific ...
Cycode recently enhanced its application security management by introducing new AI agents that monitor code and offer remediation suggestions. These agents can track ongoing continuous integration processes, helping to prevent attacks on CI/CD infrastructure. The new features aim to simplify DevSecOps workflows, reducing challenges faced by development teams. Utilizing a Risk Intelligence Graph, the AI ...
In the rapidly evolving world of AI, security concerns are becoming increasingly critical. This blog series, led by Principal Threat Researcher Sean Park, investigates vulnerabilities in AI agents powered by Large Language Models (LLMs). It poses vital questions about the potential for cybercriminals to exploit these models for data leaks, unauthorized code execution, and more. ...
This blog series, led by Principal Threat Researcher Sean Park, addresses the crucial security vulnerabilities faced by AI agents, particularly large language models (LLMs). As AI applications become increasingly vital in sectors like finance and healthcare, questions arise about their safety. Can attackers manipulate these systems to execute harmful commands or steal sensitive data? The ...
Last week saw significant developments in cybersecurity, including Microsoft’s introduction of AI agents aimed at tackling phishing and data protection challenges. Google addressed a serious zero-day vulnerability in Chrome, while discussions arose around the limitations of cyber insurance. The UK’s National Cyber Security Centre provided guidance for domain registrars, and experts highlighted the hidden costs ...
Recent research highlights significant vulnerabilities in AI agents that operate online, potentially exposing sensitive information like credit card details. The study tested various scenarios on Anthropic’s AI agents, demonstrating how easily they can be tricked into revealing personal data or downloading harmful files. For instance, fake websites manipulated these agents into phishing and even sending ...
Recent research highlights significant security vulnerabilities in AI agents operating on the Internet. Studies show that these agents, including those developed by Anthropic, can be easily manipulated to disclose sensitive information, such as credit card details, or to send phishing emails. The researchers demonstrated that even minimal technical knowledge could enable attacks, such as directing ...
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A recent explosion of a walkie-talkie in a Lebanese house, linked to Hezbollah militants, has highlighted serious vulnerabilities in the global supply chain. This incident raises concerns about the complexities and risks associated with international manufacturing. Experts suggest that the longer and more complicated the supply chain, the greater the risk for potential sabotage or ...
