Security Research from the AI Agent Frontier
Research, tools, and talks for breaking and securing Agents
A Read-Only Account is All it Takes to Own a LiteLLM Server
Attackers are abusing a known flaw in Litellm’s admin API to escalate from a low privilege account to full server takeover
It's Always DNS in Claude’s Sandbox: From Data Exfiltration to a Bidirectional DNS Shell
The DNS vulnerability that was shipped twice
Dmitry Lozovoy
Security ResearchMapping the AI Attack Surface Before You Touch It
How passive recon and OSINT surface agents and AI systems
Avishai EfratandRoey Ben Chaim
Attackers Target Agents via The Skill Supply Chain
Michael Bargury
Security ResearchClaude in Chrome: From alert(1) to Full Account Takeover
Raul Klugman-OnitzaandJoão DonatoClaude in Chrome: Breaking down the injection
Raul Klugman-OnitzaandJoão Donato- Security Research
Account Takeover via Claude in Chrome: A Technical Deep Dive
Raul Klugman-OnitzaandJoão Donato 
Security ResearchGrand Theft Atlas
How we hijacked ChatGPT Atlas with one planted X comment, to phish the victim's WhatsApp contacts and buy ourselves an Amazon order on their card
Stav Cohen
Security ResearchAgentForger, Part 2: The Autonomous Insider
Mike Takahashi
Security ResearchAgentForger, Part 1: ChatGPT Cross-Site Agent Forgery
Mike Takahashi
What If There Was No Attacker, But Your Database Still Got Deleted?
Monitoring agentic emergent misalignment in the wild - a word of caution and a methodology proposal
Max Fomin
Threat Actors Are Using Ollama's Model Downloader as a Server-Side Weapon
A closer look at Ollama model-pull SSRF targeted activity in the wild
Avishai EfratandAyush RoyChowdhury
What You Don’t Know Can Hurt You: Why AI Security Research Needs to Move Out of the Lab and Into the Wild
What we can learn from observing real attacks, made by real adversaries
Ayush RoyChowdhuryandAvishai EfratThreat Actors Are Trying to use LiteLLM's Guardrail Tester to Run Code as Root
A closer look at custom-code guardrail sandbox-escape (CVE–2026-40217) activity in the wild
Avishai EfratandAyush RoyChowdhury
Bring Your Own Agent: Hijacking Exposed AI Backends to Power Offensive Operations
Threat actors attempting to hijack Ollama & LiteLLM endpoints to run pentesting agents, tools and web reverse-engineering
Ayush RoyChowdhuryandAvishai EfratThreat Actors Are Trying to Turn LiteLLM's Connection-Test Into a Key-Exfiltration Channel
A closer look at api_base SSRF (CVE-2024-6587) activity in the wild, and its nested variant
Avishai EfratandAyush RoyChowdhury