Small Agents, Smaller Blast Radius: Controlling What AI Can Do, (Fri, Oct 16th)
SANS argues defenders should build small least-privilege AI agents rather than caging general-purpose ones, citing Check Point's tool-call deviation detection.
SANS argues defenders should build small least-privilege AI agents rather than caging general-purpose ones, citing Check Point's tool-call deviation detection.
ToFu fuzzing found verified semantic bugs in 343 LLM tools across 118 MCP servers.
APEX-Harm finds script-injection attacks often succeed against frontier agents in shared workspaces.
LLM agents controlling a simulated six-module factory reach a 93% solve rate and diagnose silent faults.
SkillSeek shows standard retrieval matches LLM-mediated agent skill selection at about half the cost.
Simon Willison argues MCP still matters for controlled, auditable agent access to external services.
Google launches early-access MCP server letting MCP-capable AI agents like Claude and ChatGPT control Google Home devices.
Wiz honeypots recorded 90 days of active campaigns attacking LiteLLM, MCP servers, and AI frameworks via RCE, blind prompt injection, and credential theft.
Zentera Systems CEO says AI supply chain attacks currently hit developer workflows first, advising segmentation over tooling and citing the Phantom Raven campaign.
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