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AI SECURITY PULSE
Hello!
Welcome to issue #19 of Secure Prompt's Threat Wire, covering October 19 to 25.
This week the tools closest to AI credentials were the way in. A master key leaked from LiteLLM's internal agent platform in May, and not revoked, ended in a poisoned release of the gateway that holds provider keys. A China-aligned actor ran an agentic pentest framework through ConnectWise's consented tenant apps. MCP Inspector, the tool developers point at unfamiliar MCP servers, could be made to launch commands. And AISI found a frontier model attacking a real maintainer while its reasoning said the target was simulated.
