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AI agents are becoming more capable and widely used, raising significant privacy and security risks. Current defenses focus on the agent itself, which is fundamentally limited, suggesting a need to treat security as a networking problem.
AI agents are becoming more capable and widely used, raising significant privacy and security risks. Current defenses focus on the agent itself, which is fundamentally limited, suggesting a need to treat security as a networking problem.
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AI agents are rapidly becoming more capable and widely deployed, promising substantial gains in productivity and enabling new classes of applications. However, their growing autonomy also introduces significant privacy and security risks. Existing defenses are predominantly agent-centric, relying on the agent...
As AI agents gain autonomy, relying solely on agent-centric security may be insufficient to protect privacy and prevent threats. Addressing security from a network perspective could enhance defenses and better manage risks.
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