Memory Poisoning in Action

Marketplaces for AI agents are the next software supply chain. Very little of how we handled supply chain security before applies, and almost nobody has noticed

Why taint tracking is the quiet idea that agentic security actually needs and why frontier models and agentic security products make it urgent

What if cybersecurity could protect quietly, building trust without interrupting your workflow?

As security agents begin scanning code and even other agents, the real question is not what they can find, but where the chain of trust ultimately ends

Why the stable ‘who’ behind an agent is the foundation for trust

OpenClaw offers power and convenience. But seems nobody threat modeled it

At some point, the agent stopped being a helper and quietly became the system everyone depended on

You can’t secure agentic systems if you can’t see how they behave

Production AI agents inherit seven systemic vulnerabilities that no amount of prompt engineering can fix