I run prompt-injection red-team attacks against AI agents — the same attack class used in OWASP LLM Top 10 and live Kaggle security competitions — and hand you the fixes.
Can a poisoned email or webpage make your agent POST secrets to an attacker URL? Most agents with tool access: yes.
Can untrusted input trick your agent into emailing files to outsiders? The agent follows instructions it shouldn't trust.
Your filter blocks "obvious" attacks. Attackers phrase them as diagnostics, backups, cache-warmups. I test those.
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