Md Ismail Šojal and Huntress argue that agent autonomy turns web pages, emails, and APIs into a minefield where prompt injection and over-privileged integrations can hijack behavior, making seemingly harmless assistants risky in production.
AI Agents Are Being Hacked By The Environment Itself.
AI agents don't just inherit LLM vulnerabilities; their autonomy turns the entire web, emails, and databases
AI agents like OpenClaw are getting installed everywhere.
And in a lot of cases, they’re being handed way more access than anyone realizes.
Because every LLM vendor says their guardrails work. Offensive testing tells a very different story.
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