AI Agent Security Has a Runtime Blind Spot, and Most Scanners Still Miss It
AI Agent Security Has a Runtime Blind Spot, and Most Scanners Still Miss It What happened: OWASP now classifies MCP Tool Poisoning as its own attack class, and Microsoft Defender's team has already published Plug, Play, and Prey on the same gap. Why it matters: Most agent scanners check prompts,
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