Posts Tagged ‘AI agent security’
The New Trusted User: AI Agent Security in Practice
AI agents are no longer just chat windows. They read documents, query databases, create tickets, send emails, write code and connect to business systems. That makes them useful. It also means AI agent security is partly an identity question, because an agent looks a lot like another user in your environment. Not a human user,…
Read MoreSalesforce Agentforce AI Agent Vulnerability
A Salesforce Agentforce AI agent vulnerability, publicly disclosed September 24 by research firm Zenity Labs under the name “SalesBleed,” let an attacker plant a hidden instruction in an ordinary sales lead form and later exfiltrate CRM data with zero clicks, once an employee simply asked their AI agent to look at the newest lead. Salesforce…
Read MoreTop 5 Cybersecurity News Stories August 7, 2026
This week’s Top 5 Cybersecurity News Stories August 7, 2026 follows a single structural pattern expressed differently across all five incidents: the attack reached its target not by defeating a security control but by exploiting a trust assumption the security model had treated as a given. An AI agent trusted to operate within the boundaries…
Read MoreLangflow CVE-2026-55255 KEV: AI Agent Flaw Explained
The Langflow CVE-2026-55255 KEV entry, added by CISA on July 7, marks the first time an AI agent orchestration platform has ever appeared in the Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog. The flaw carries a CVSS score of just 6.1 from CISA, yet KEVIntel and CIRCL independently score the same bug 9.9, because it lets an authenticated…
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