AI Agent Security Research from ClawSecure

ClawSecure publishes original AI agent security research on how AI agents get compromised, from prompt injection and MCP vulnerabilities to supply-chain attacks, grounded in ClawSecure's audit of thousands of agent components, which found that 41% carry at least one security vulnerability.

This category collects that work in one place: the attack surfaces, the failure modes, and the measured data behind them. ClawSecure's research maps to the OWASP ASI Top 10, the security standard for autonomous AI agents, where ClawSecure holds 10/10 category coverage.

Start with the complete guide to AI agent security, the hub that ties the research together, then read the flagship audit of popular agent skills that produced the 41% finding. From there the research goes deeper into specific attack paths: how agents leak credentials and exfiltrate data, the MCP CVEs that define the emerging attack surface, and the security risks when AI agents transact.

Every piece here is first-party work: ClawSecure audits real agent components, measures what it finds, and publishes the result rather than restating numbers from elsewhere. That is the difference between AI agent security research and AI agent security marketing.