7 articles tagged with AI Security.
Coding agents call git status for context, and a hostile repository can make that run any program it names, outside the sandbox and without a prompt. Here is which agents are patched and how to protect yourself today.
Your AI gateway holds every provider key you own. In 2026 LiteLLM shipped 18 security advisories, three of them exploited in the wild. Here is what to patch and how to fence it in.
LLM and agent apps add a new attack surface on top of every classic one. The threats that are specific to AI, mapped to the OWASP lists, and the boundary controls that actually contain them.
Autonomous agents take real actions, so a single injected instruction can cause real damage. Here is how to contain them.
You cannot prove an LLM app is safe by reading its prompt. Here is how to adversarially test it before attackers do.
AI coding assistants ship fast but frequently introduce security flaws, so treat their output as untrusted and gate it before merge.
A working security engineer's tour of the ten failure modes unique to LLM apps, each paired with a fix you can ship this sprint.
