Study finds AI agents will share secrets if they get offered help from others
THE SO WHAT
Cheap coding agents handing over credentials or running untrusted scripts under light social pressure is a design failure, not a corner case. If you’re experimenting with agentic workflows, treat inter-agent communication as an attack surface and hard-code non-negotiable guardrails around secrets and execution.
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