Rung 12 / How an agent gets owned

Agent Security

How an agent gets owned, and what bounds the damage.

3
Sources
3
Concepts
1
Entities
Paper2ReportAnalysis1News
A machined steel padlock with a copper shackle, on paper.

In scope: the exploitation surface, prompt injection and goal reframing, permission escalation, memory and context poisoning, tool and supply-chain provenance, deployed-agent safety evidence, red-teaming method. Out: model-level alignment research as a subject in itself (models), harness architecture (harnesses).

Two cells either side of a copper partition — one breached and disordered, one intact.
InjectionGoal reframingPoisoningEscalation
Agent Security | Knowledge Base | MenFem