Everyone is building AI Agents.
But almost nobody is securing them.
We give them long-term memory, access to APIs, and permission to execute code. Then we act surprised when a simple Prompt Injection tricks them into leaking keys or running malicious commands.
This isn't just a "bug"βit's an architectural vulnerability.
The Agentic Web Needs an Immune System
Standard security tools (WAFs, static scanners) don't work here. They don't understand context. They can't see that a user asking to "ignore previous instructions" is an attack.
That's why I built ExaAiAgent.
It's not just a scanner. It's a real-time security layer for AI agents.
What's New in v2.1.2? π
We just shipped a massive update:
- Real-time Injection Detection: catches attacks before the LLM processes them.
- Payload Fuzzing: tests your agent against thousands of known jailbreaks.
- Reporting: gives you a clear view of your agent's risk posture.
Don't Wait for the Hack
If you're deploying agents to production, you need to test them.
π Star the repo & try it out: github.com/hleliofficiel/ExaAiAgent
Let's build a secure Agentic Web, together. π¦
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