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Watch on YouTube What if a web page could convince your assistant to steal your secrets? Imagine an agent searching for information about a vulnerability and opening a page that looks like documentation. Among the instructions is a command to send environment variables to an external address. That page is information that
What if a web page could convince your assistant to steal your secrets? Imagine an agent searching for information about a vulnerability and opening a page that looks like documentation. Among the instructions is a command to send environment variables to an external address. That page is information it needs to read, not an authority that can give it orders. The risk grows if the agent can both access secrets and send them. That is why its permissions must be limited to what is necessary: separate reading from sending, verify destinations, and request approval for sensitive actions. Security depends not only on what the model is told, but also on what its tools allow it to do.
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