Showing posts with label ai_agent_security. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ai_agent_security. Show all posts

Thursday, August 27, 2026

AI Agent Security Risks — How Agents Get Hacked and Cause Harm | AI Agents Course Day 4 of 5

🤖 AI AGENTS FOR BEGINNERS  FREE Course Hub → AI Agent Security Risks - Day 4 of 5  ·  80% complete Let me show you an AI agent attack that sounds almost too simple to work. Imagine you've given an AI assistant access to your email. You ask it to read your inbox and summarise anything important. Nothing unusual — that's exactly the kind of task agents are being built to handle. Now imagine someone sends you a perfectly normal-looking…

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Monday, May 11, 2026

MCP Server Security Risks 2026 — Why Hackers Are Already Targeting Them

In early 2026, a supply chain attack called ClawHavoc targeted users of the OpenClaw AI agent platform through its community skill repository. Malicious packages disguised as trading bots and developer utilities deployed information-stealing malware the moment they were installed. The attack vector was MCP — Model Context Protocol — the standard that connects AI agents to external tools and services. Most developers integrating MCP servers into their AI applications have never security-reviewed them. My breakdown of why this is the…

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