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MCP Security: The Exploit Playbook (And How to Stop Them)

MCP Security: The Exploit Playbook (And How to Stop Them)

Vitor, co-founder of Runlayer and former tech lead for Zapier Agents, provides a deep dive into the security vulnerabilities of the rapidly adopted MCP standard for AI agents. He outlines the primary attack vectors, including sophisticated prompt injections, supply chain attacks like 'rug-pulls', and tool schema manipulation, using real-world exploits as examples. The talk concludes with a multi-layered defensive strategy for users, developers, and enterprises to secure their AI agent deployments.

You Asked About AI: Agents, Hacking & LLMs

You Asked About AI: Agents, Hacking & LLMs

An exploration of the evolving AI landscape, covering the paradigm shift in cybersecurity due to AI agents, the practicalities of running local LLMs with tools like Ollama and vLLM, and the emerging stack for agent-to-agent communication.

Tool Calling

Tool Calling

A panel discussion with experts from Arcade, Prosus Group, and MeaningStack who argue that most teams are building agents incorrectly. They dissect the failures of simple API wrappers, the pros and cons of MCP, and the critical role of governance and organizational structure in deploying agents successfully.

Build Hour: Apps in ChatGPT

Build Hour: Apps in ChatGPT

Learn how to design, build, and enhance real-time, multi-player applications within ChatGPT using the Apps SDK and Codex. This guide covers the core architecture, an AI-first development workflow, and best practices for creating valuable user experiences.

Identity for AI Agents - Patrick Riley & Carlos Galan, Auth0

Identity for AI Agents - Patrick Riley & Carlos Galan, Auth0

This session from Okta and Auth0 introduces a comprehensive framework for securing AI agents, covering identity establishment, delegated API access via Token Vault, user consent for risky operations using Asynchronous Authorization (CIBA), and integration with MCP servers.

MCP Security: What Happens When Your Agents Talk to Everything?

MCP Security: What Happens When Your Agents Talk to Everything?

A deep dive into the security vulnerabilities of Multi-Context Protocol (MCP) for AI agents. The talk explores how identity loss, "all-or-nothing" permissions, and disappearing audit trails create significant attack surfaces, and presents solutions like identity chain tracking, context-aware permissions, and intelligent auditing to secure agent-to-tool communication.

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