MIT AI Agent Index — transparency gaps in agent safety reporting
The 2025 AI Agent Index surveys 30 deployed agents and finds major gaps in safety disclosures, testing transparency, and accountability.
High-signal AI/security/automation notes.
The 2025 AI Agent Index surveys 30 deployed agents and finds major gaps in safety disclosures, testing transparency, and accountability.
Orca Security details RoguePilot, a passive prompt injection in GitHub Codespaces that can coerce Copilot to exfiltrate GITHUB_TOKENs.
A new arXiv study benchmarks prompt-injection and jailbreak robustness across open-source LLMs and finds lightweight defenses are bypassable.
Endor Labs details six patched OpenClaw vulnerabilities (SSRF, auth bypass, path traversal) found via agentic data-flow analysis, with CVEs and GHSAs covering tool and webhook attack paths.
SD Times highlights MCP security and privacy gaps, including prompt injection risk, server verification challenges, and runtime policy enforcement needs.
A new arXiv paper maps agentic AI runtime supply-chain threats, from context injection to tool supply-chain abuse, and proposes zero-trust runtime defenses.
Silent Egress shows how URL preview prompt injection can trigger stealthy data exfiltration in tool-using LLM agents, and why network egress controls matter.
IBM’s 2026 X-Force Threat Intelligence Index flags AI-accelerated attacks, dark‑web trading of AI chatbot credentials, and a surge in exploitation of public‑facing apps.
IronCurtain proposes MCP-proxy sandboxing with policy enforcement and isolated execution modes for personal AI agents.
Researchers propose a circuit-level jailbreak method (HMNS) that suppresses attention heads and injects nullspace perturbations to bypass safety defenses with fewer queries.
A survey of LLM agent ecosystem threats that unifies input-level prompt attacks with protocol-level exploits and maps real incidents to a single threat model.
Check Point details Claude Code project configuration flaws enabling hook/MCP command execution and API key exfiltration when opening untrusted repos.
CrowdStrike’s 2026 Global Threat Report highlights prompt-injection abuse of GenAI tools, LLM-enabled malware, and faster breakout times.
Trail of Bits details how prompt injection against Perplexity’s Comet browser could exfiltrate Gmail data via agentic browsing tools.
AgentDyn is a new benchmark for indirect prompt injection in real-world agent workflows, with dynamic tasks and hundreds of test cases across common tool domains.
Pillar Security details Operation Bizarre Bazaar, a coordinated LLMjacking campaign targeting exposed LLM and MCP endpoints with commercial resale.
Socket details a Shai-Hulud-style npm worm that spreads via typosquats, hijacks CI workflows, and injects malicious MCP servers into AI coding tools.
Veza introduced Access Agents and expanded AI Agent Security to map and govern AI agent identities, tools, and permissions across MCP-connected environments.
A new arXiv study measures how prompt injections inside candidate documents can hijack LLM ranking pipelines and which model architectures resist them.
A compromised npm publish token led to an unauthorized Cline CLI release that added a postinstall script, highlighting supply-chain risk in agent tooling.