About this talk
This talk explores the evolving risk profile of AI assistants as they transition from passive models to autonomous tool users. The speaker discusses how protocols like MCP allow agents to execute code, query databases, and chain workflows, which enhances capabilities but also creates an unmonitored attack surface. The session highlights how adversaries exploit dynamic tool discovery and execution pathways, transforming useful tools into vectors for compromise and emphasizes the limitations of traditional security models in addressing these new vulnerabilities. Attendees will gain insights into the unique risks posed by AI toolchains and the need for a shift in security strategies to protect against distributed AI attack vectors.
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