May 6 · 11 min read · TL;DR: Your agent lives for 2 minutes. Its credential lives for 60. That mismatch is your attack surface. A broker that issues task-scoped, short-lived credentials closes the gap before the sprawl sta
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May 2 · 6 min read · In January 2026, a major fintech startup lost $340,000 because an attacker convinced their AI customer service bot to approve fraudulent refunds. The attack vector? Prompt injection — the most dangerous and misunderstood vulnerability in AI applicati...
Join discussionApr 20 · 3 min read · There's a recurring conversation happening in developer communities that rarely makes it into mainstream tech coverage. It centers on a uncomfortable truth: the cheap, third-party GPT API services that many developers rely on are fundamentally insecu...
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Apr 9 · 5 min read · An AI model is deployed to classify financial transactions as legitimate or fraudulent. It performs well—accurate, reliable, trusted. Months later, certain fraudulent transactions start slipping throu
Join discussionMar 28 · 4 min read · A company deploys an AI-powered chatbot to assist customers. It works perfectly—until one day, it starts leaking internal email addresses and generating unexpected responses from external content. No
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Mar 27 · 10 min read · You built an LLM-powered feature. It works in testing, users seem to like it, and now it's heading to production. Before it ships, someone in legal or compliance asks: "What's our risk assessment for
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